In response to emerging threats and advancements in mission equipment and weapon systems, the AAPCs will undergo selective upgrades. FNSS will focus on improving mobility, protection levels, life support, electronic systems, situational awareness, and firepower, the FNSS said in a press release.
The upgrade package includes a dual gun remote-controlled weapon system with a close-range surveillance system, auxiliary power unit, A/C system, automatic fire suppression system, spall liners, driver vision system, navigation system, and integration of the gunshot detection system. The contract also includes a comprehensive overhaul of the vehicles, including the engine and transmission. These enhancements will significantly increase the vehicles’ reliability, durability, and mission capabilities while reducing maintenance requirements during operational deployments.
According to FNSS, the company has a successful track record in completing modernization programs for various armies, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the United States, Bahrain, and the Philippines. Leveraging its experience and expertise in modernization and new-generation vehicle development, FNSS offers advanced solutions tailored to user requirements and specifications for vehicle sustainability programs. The company has recently commenced deliveries of modernized ACV-15 IFV platforms to the Turkish Army as part of the ACV-15 capability enhancement and life extension program.
FNSS’ capability enhancement and life extension solution represents substantial upgrades to an already proven and reliable military platform. By extending the service life of the vehicles and ensuring their effectiveness and relevance in modern combat requirements, FNSS continues to provide valuable assets for military operations.
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