Presented: The LYNX in Greece

On the invitation of the Greek Army, the Rheinmetall KF41 LYNX was seen in Greece. Still in Eurosatory Minecraft camouflage, but this time in an open field.

Exciting images of the interior of the LYNX: The most important phase of the demonstration was the operation of the LYNX in Silent-Watch configuration. When the engines are shut down for almost three hours, all vehicle systems can operate continuously without leaving acoustic or thermal traces.

And the LYNX has more space than the Trojan Horse.

LYNX seen through the rear hatch. Rheinmetall offers a package that is also exciting for Greece. Like in other international programs, Rheinmetall is pursuing a line of strategic partnership with a localization strategy in Greece, which includes industrial participation throughout the Greek supply chain.

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