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The Norwegian army received the first unmanned all-terrain vehicle Mission Master XT.
- it is stated on the manufacturer's website – the German concern Rheinmetall.
The effectiveness of the all-terrain vehicle was tested during the Arctic Mobility military exercises in the Finnish Far North. As indicated, despite the difficult situation and weather conditions with a temperature of -30 ° C, the car successfully overcame icy rivers and climbed slippery banks. A few months later, Rheinmetall signed a contract with the Norwegian Armed Forces providing for the supply of these machines.
- noted in the Canadian branch of the concern, where, apparently, the production of all-terrain vehicles is underway.
Rheinmetall Canada developed the Mission Master XT in 2021. He is able to move through ice and snow, as well as on sandy, rocky and mountainous terrain. The all-terrain vehicle is able to cross water barriers by swimming. Its weight is 2217 kg, carrying capacity is 1000 kg. The diesel engine makes it possible to walk 750 km of the way; if necessary, you can use the built-in batteries with the potential of silent operation for 6 hours. The system of continuous pumping of tires regulates the pressure in them in accordance with the terrain.
Mission Master XT is controlled by the Rheinmetall PATH navigation system with the participation of AI.