The company will display systems designed to support networked effect generation across multiple operational environments. Rheinmetall said modern conflict scenarios require the seamless integration of actors, sensors, effectors, platforms and command and control capabilities.
Rheinmetall said its approach combines digital networking, artificial intelligence, unmanned systems and classic core military capabilities into a resilient overall system. The company said the aim is to achieve information and operational superiority in highly dynamic operational scenarios.
The group said it links sensor technology, digital command and control and scalable effectors along the full chain of effects. This includes capabilities ranging from space-based reconnaissance to precision strikes on the battlefield.
Eurosatory will take place from 15 to 19 June 2026. Rheinmetall said it will use the exhibition to present a selection of systems and capabilities for cross-domain operations, including several premieres.
One of the main new systems will be the Containerised Missile Launcher. The modular multiple launcher for the FV-014 Loitering Munition System forms part of Rheinmetall’s integrated reconnaissance and strike system.
Rheinmetall will also present the latest version of the Lynx KF41 armoured reconnaissance vehicle with a Counter-UAS kit. The vehicle is designed to support intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance missions and to help detect and counter drones at an early stage.
The company will display a 155 mm L60 gun system for wheeled and tracked self-propelled howitzers. Rheinmetall said the gun system is suitable for long-range firing.
Another premiere will be the MK35-E, a 35 mm automatic cannon for infantry fighting vehicles and other applications. Rheinmetall will also present LongClaw, a next-generation lightweight glide bomb designed specifically for deployment by drones.
In the logistics segment, Rheinmetall will show the HX81 Heavy Equipment Transport system developed in collaboration with Nooteboom. The group will also present the TG-Protected, a protected TGS-Mil 8×8 logistics truck based on a commercially available platform.
Rheinmetall will also display the Caracal 6×6 air assault vehicle. Developed with Mercedes-Benz and MAGNA I, the vehicle extends the W464 chassis with a third axle and a modular flatbed concept.
The company will present the Komodo Unmanned Breaching System. The system combines Rheinmetall’s engineering expertise with DOK.ING’s unmanned platform technologies and Pearson Engineering’s clearance capabilities.
Rheinmetall will also show the Hermelin counter-UAS drone defence system. The company described it as a modular hybrid platform combining reduced signature, long operational ranges and flexible mission adaptation for manned-unmanned teaming on the digitalised battlefield.
In the maritime domain, Rheinmetall will present the Kraken K3 Scout unmanned surface vessel. The platform is produced in series at Blohm+Voss and is offered with British joint venture partner Kraken Technology for military and civilian applications.
Other highlights will include digitalisation and networking capabilities intended to support information superiority. Rheinmetall said rapid command and control processes, supported by digitalisation and artificial intelligence, can enable faster and more appropriate responses to threats.
The company will also present the Lynx KF41 Skyranger 30. The system combines a tracked platform with a 30 mm cannon for modern anti-aircraft missions.
Rheinmetall will display the Fuchs JAGM next-generation missile tank destroyer for engaging ground and air targets. The company said it is the world’s first vehicle equipped with 24 vertically launched guided missiles, using either the AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile or the AGM-114L Hellfire Longbow from Lockheed Martin.
The group will also present the Destinus RUTA Block 2 cruise missile for deep-strike capabilities. Rheinmetall said the system is to be produced in Unterlüß in collaboration with Destinus starting later this year.
The Ragnarok Mortar Mission Module will also be part of the company’s display. Rheinmetall said the 120 mm mortar system can be integrated into numerous platforms and offers “shoot and scoop” capabilities.
Rheinmetall will also highlight its Mission Master unmanned ground vehicle family during live demonstrations. The new Mission Master SP2 and Mission Master CXT2 will demonstrate their capabilities in combat support and protection.
The company will present its Tactical HX Truck Family as a logistical backbone for NATO and allied forces. Rheinmetall said the family can also support tactical applications, mast-mounted reconnaissance and communications tasks.
Rheinmetall said its stand will also include information on ammunition expertise, logistical services in theatres of operation and on the home front. The company will also present protection technologies ranging from passive armour to the Strike Shield active hard-kill system.
