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KNDS has delivered the first of 110 modernized Stridsvagn 123 A (LEOPARD 2 SWE) tanks to Sweden's FMV, as part of the REMO program, enhancing combat capability, protection, and digitalization. The Swedish army will start training soldiers on the upgraded tanks in autumn 2026.
KNDS has delivered the first of a total of 110 comprehensively modernized Stridsvagn 123 A systems (LEOPARD 2 SWE) to the Swedish procurement agency FMV. The modernization program, named REMO (Renovation Modernization), covers all Swedish LEOPARD 2 main battle tanks and will be completed in 2030. The modernization includes an increase in combat capability, a higher level of protection, digitalization measures, as well as a logistics package.
“Since decades, we have maintained a close, friendly, and trusting cooperation with Sweden, which is also reflected in this project. Sweden has made a significant contribution to the Stridsvagn 123 A main battle tank system and has been driving the development of the LEOPARD 2 for almost 30 years,” said Florian Hohenwarter, CEO of KNDS Deutschland, during a ceremonial handover event in Munich. “The Stridsvagn 123 A is clearly one of the most modern main battle tanks and is fully interoperable in all areas with all LEOPARD 2 systems.”
With its new gun (L55 A1), the Swedish LEOPARD 2 significantly increases its range and firepower. In addition, the Stridsvagn 123 A is equipped with fully digital workstations and offers the highest level of connectivity.
In autumn 2026, the Swedish army will begin training its first soldiers on the main battle tank.
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