Patria TRACKX

The next frontier in mobility - Patria TRACKX

Patria TRACKX is a promise of performance. It is engineered to navigate the toughest terrains silently and swiftly, ensuring smooth operations in any condition. Enhancing the mobility and performance of land forces is a key priority for EU countries as they advance their long-term defence strategies.

In response to these growing capability needs, Patria has developed a new tracked vehicle Patria TRACKX within the framework of the multinational FAMOUS development project, in collaboration with its industrial partners and programme member nations. This vehicle aligns perfectly with the high-level requirements established by the member nations, and it offers an optimal solution for various applications that demand high mobility standards for military units.

Enhanced mobility in any condition

Designed to survive extreme conditions, the focus has been on optimizing everything. This vehicle has undergone extensive trials over the past few years on snow, muddy soils, forests, and road networks. Key guidelines include exceptional wide rubber tracks, a low, centrally located center of gravity and independent, adjustable hydropneumatics suspension for each road wheel, nearly flat bottom without torsion bars. This future all-terrain vehicle will revolutionize the market as a modern, affordable alternative to current light tracked vehicles, targeting the 13–18-ton weight class.

Exceptional performance

The Patria TRACKX two-track vehicle can handle the same mobility challenges as four-track vehicles, but it delivers more providing a spacious, user-friendly driver and commander’s compartment with high visibility and a crew compartment for 10 soldiers with blast-attenuating seats typical of modern APCs.

With an empty weight of 12 tonnes and a payload of 3.5 tonnes, this vehicle serves as an armoured personnel carrier equipped with a 12.7 mm machine gun, suitable for various environments. It replaces aging M113 and MTLB tracked vehicles, offering high tactical and operational mobility with modern ergonomics and situational awareness.