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BAE Systems Signs $200 Million Deal With Sweden For 127 More BvS10s

BAE Systems Signs $200 Million Deal With Sweden For 127 More BvS10s
BvS10 All Terrain Vehicle Photo: BAE Systems

BAE Systems announced Monday the company has signed a $200 million deal with Sweden to deliver 127 more BvS10 all-terrain vehicles. The company said deliveries of the vehicles, which will include both the command and control and logistics platforms, will begin in 2022 and conclude in 2024. “The investment from Sweden provides the Swedish Army with more of these extremely mobile, capable and robust vehicles. This continued investment in the BvS10 is an important step toward further opportunities in Sweden…

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