List of equipment of the Swedish Armed Forces
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Small arms
Small arms and light weapons
| Model | Version | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sidearms | |||||||
| Glock 17 (Gen 1) | Pist 88
Pistol 88 |
Semi-automatic pistol | 9×19mm Parabellum | — | Standard-issue sidearm, in the army.[1][2]
It replaced the m/07 and the Husqvarna m/40.[2] While both Gen 2 Glock 19s, the D model differs from the B in the inclusion of tritium sights.[3] | ||
| Glock 17 (Gen 2) | Pist 88 C
Pistol 88 C |
— | |||||
| Glock 17 (Gen 3) | Pist 88 C2
Pistol 88 C2 |
— | |||||
| Glock 19 (Gen 2) | Pist 88 B
Pistol 88 B |
— | |||||
| Glock 19 (Gen 2) | Pist 88 D
Pistol 88 D |
— | |||||
| Submachine guns | |||||||
| Heckler & Koch MP5 A3 | — | Submachine gun | 9×19mm Parabellum | — | [4]
Used by the military police and the SOG. | ||
| Heckler & Koch MP5 SD6 | — | Submachine gun | 9×19mm Parabellum | — | |||
| Heckler & Koch MP7A1 | Kpist 16 A
Kulsprutepistol 16 A |
PDW
Personal defence weapon |
4.6×30mm HK | — | [5][6]
Used by the SOG. | ||
| Heckler & Koch MP7A2 | Kpist 16 B
Kulsprutepistol 16 B |
PDW | 4.6×30mm HK | — | |||
| Carabines, assault rifles and battle rifles | |||||||
| FN FNC | Ak 5 C (Bofors)
Automatkarbin 5 C |
|
Assault rifle | 5.56×45mm NATO | — | Standard-issue assault rifle in the Swedish Army (C variant), and shorter variant, a carabine (D variant) for CQB.[7]
Accessories:[8]
| |
| Ak 5 D (Bofors)
Automatkarbin 5 D |
Carabine | 5.56×45mm NATO | — | ||||
| Sako M23 | Ak 24 A
Automatkarbin 24 A |
— | Carabine
Barrel 292 mm (11.5 in)[9] |
5.56×45mm NATO | 7,500
(+15,000 on order) |
Standard-issue carabine (PDW) for non-frontline troops.[12][13][14]
Equipped with red dot: Aimpoint CompM5.[15][9] Orders: | |
| Ak 24 B
Automatkarbin 24 B |
— | Carabine
Barrel 368 mm (14.5 in)[9] |
5.56×45mm NATO | ||||
| Colt M4A1 | Ak M4A | Carabine | 5.56×45mm NATO | 15,000 | Interim standard-issue carabine, to serve as frontline weapon, until the arrival of the Ak. 25.[16] | ||
| LWRC M6 IC | M6IC | Carabine | 5.56×45mm NATO | — | [17][18][19] | ||
| Machine guns | |||||||
| FN Minimi | Ksp 90
Kulspruta 90 |
LMG
Light machine gun |
5.56×45mm NATO | — | [20][21] | ||
| FN Minimi Para | Ksp 90B
Kulspruta 90B |
LMG
Light machine gun |
5.56×45mm NATO | — | [20][21] | ||
| FN Minimi modernised Para | Ksp 90C
Kulspruta 90C |
LMG
Light machine gun |
5.56×45mm NATO | — | [20][21] | ||
| FN MAG | Ksp 58D
Kulspruta 58 |
GPMG
General-purpose machine gun |
7.62×51mm NATO | — | [22][23] | ||
| Ksp 58C
Kulspruta 58 |
— | Coaxial machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | — | [24]
Used with the Strf 9040C, D and E. | ||
| FN M2 HB QCB | KSP 88 - Tksp 12.7 mm
Kulspruta 88 - Tung Kulspruta 12,7 mm |
|
HMG
Heavy machine gun |
12.7×99mm NATO | — | [25][26]
Used with weapon stations (Vapenstation 01, Vapenstation 02). Complementary order in September 2025 to equip the Patria 6×6 (delivery 2026 - 2028).[27] | |
| Dillon Aero M134D | KSP 18B
Kulspruta 18B |
Rotary machine gun | 7.62×51mm NATO | — | [28][29]
For use by the amphibious battalion. | ||
| Designated marksman rifles & sniper rifles | |||||||
| Heckler & Koch G3A3 | AK 4 D | Semi-automatic DMR
Designated marksman rifle |
7.62×51mm NATO | Unknown | Standard issue DMR in the Swedish Army.[30] | ||
| L96A1 AW | PSG 90B
Prickskyttegevär 90 |
Bolt-action sniper rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | — | [33][34][35]
In service since 1991. Equipped with:
| ||
| PSG 90B
Prickskyttegevär 90 |
Bolt-action sniper rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO | — | [33][34][35]
Equipped with:
| |||
| Heckler & Koch HK417 | — | Semi-automatic DMR
Designated marksman rifle |
7.62×51mm NATO | — | [36]
Used by the SOG. | ||
| Sako TRG M10 | Psg 23A
Prickskyttegevär 23A |
Bolt-action sniper rifle | 7.62×51mm NATO, or | — | [37][38][39]
Equipped with:
| ||
| Sako TRG-42 | Psg 08
Prickskyttegevär 08 |
Bolt-action sniper rifle | 8.6×70mm | — | [36]
In use since 2008 by the Rangers and the SOG. | ||
| Barrett M82A1 | Ag 90C
Automatgevär 90C |
Anti-material rifle | 12.7×99mm NATO | — | In service since 2005, replacing the former variants (Ag 90A and Ag 90B).[40][41]
Equipped with:
| ||
| Barrett M107 | Ag 90D
Automatgevär 90D |
Anti-material rifle | 12.7×99mm NATO | — | [38][39]Equipped with:
| ||
| Shotguns | |||||||
| Remington Model 11-87 | Hagelgevär 11-87 | Pump action shotgun | 12 gauge | — | Used for breaching purposes.[42] | ||
| Remington 870 | Förstärkningsvapen 870C | Pump action shotgun | 12 gauge | — | Used for breaching purposes.[42] | ||
| Grenades and grenade launchers | |||||||
| Colt M203 | 40 mm Granattillsats | Under barrel grenade launcher | 40×46mm LV | — | [43][44]
Underbarrel grenade launcher for the AK5 | ||
| Mk 19 Mod3 (Grsp 92). | Grsp 92
Granatspruta 92 |
Automatic grenade launcher | 40×53mm HV | — | [45][46] | ||
| Man-portable anti tank systems | |||||||
| Saab AT4 | Pskott m/86
Pansarskott m/86 |
Recoilless gun (disposable) | 84 mm | — | [47][48] | ||
| Carl Gustaf M3 - recoilless rifle | Grg m/86
Granatgevär m/86 |
Recoilless rifles (reusable) | 84 mm | — | [49][50] | ||
| Carl Gustaf M4 - recoilless rifle | Grg m/18
Granatgevär m/18 |
Recoilless rifles (reusable) | 84 mm | — | [51][52] | ||
| Bofors Bill and Bofors Bill 2 | RBS 56
Robot System 56 |
ATGM
Anti-tank guided missile |
150 mm | — | [53][54]
It was retired between 2013 and 2021, and reactivated with the threat of Russia increasing. | ||
| NLAW | RB 57
Robot 57 |
ATGM
Anti-tank guided missile |
150 mm | — | [55]
2,000 ordered in 2005[56][57] and 3,000 ordered in December 2022.[58] Some missiles were donated to Ukraine. | ||
| Akeron MP | RBS 58
Robot System 58 |
ATGM
Anti-tank guided missile |
140 mm | 0
(on order) |
Ordered in June 2025,[59] to replace RBS 56 BILL 2.[60]
It will equip the infantry and the new CV90 IFV. | ||
Army
Armoured vehicles
Tanks
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strv 122
Stridsvagn 122 |
Strv 122A | Main battle tank | 100 [a] | [64]
A Swedish improved variant of the Leopard 2A5, of which most were built under licence in Sweden, using the Rh120 L/44 smoothbore gun. 120 purchased initially, 10 up-armoured to the Strv 122B standard, and 10 supplied to Ukraine.[65] Contract signed for modernisation to Strv 123A standard in 2025.[66] | ||
| Strv 122B | Main battle tank | 10 [b] | ||||
| Strv 123
Stridsvagn 123 |
Strv 123A
(modernised Strv 122) |
– | Main battle tank | 0
(+ 110 ordered) |
[66]
Modernisation of the Strv 122 to Strv 123A standard, which includes:
Modernisation contracts: | |
| Leopard 2A8 | Strv 123B
(new Leopard 2A8) |
Main battle tank | 0
(+44 on order) |
[69]
Decision to purchase 44 new Leopard 2A8 made in January 2025.[70][71] | ||
| Simulators | ||||||
| KNDS Deutschland Leopard 2A8 simulator | Strv 123A / Strv 123B simulators | — | MBT simulators | 0
(+ 18 on order) |
[72][73]
Ordered in 2024. The simulator includes the Swedish C2 Mark combat management system.[73] | |
Infantry fighting vehicles
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IFV | ||||||
| CV9040 Mk I | Strf 9040 A Strf 9040 B Strf 9040 B1 Strf 9040 C Strf 9040 D1 Strf 9040 D2 Strf 9040 E |
Tracked IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
304
145 |
549 vehicles originally in service, 354 of which were IFV.
50 vehicles were donated to Ukraine in 2023 with replacement vehicles ordered in 2024.[74] 304 IFV variants +- 145 support variant | ||
| CV9035 MKIIIC | Strf 9035 MkIIIC | Tracked IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
0
(+ 50 on order) |
Ordered in December 2024 to replace the 50 CV90 donated to Ukraine.[75]
Equipment: BAE Systems AB D-series turret that includes:
| ||
| Simulators | ||||||
| KNDS Deutschland CV90 simulator | CV9040D simulator | — | IFV simulator | 0
(+ 3 on order) |
To be delivered in 2028[77] | |
Armoured vehicles
| Model | Version | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheeled platforms | ||||||
| Patria AMV | Ptgb 360
Pansarterrängbil 360 |
Wheeled armoured personnel carrier, 8×8 | 79 | [78][79]
113 Patria AMV ordered in 2010, in service since 2014.[80][81] | ||
| Patria AMV | Stripatgb 360
Stridslednings-pansarterrängbil 360 |
Command and control vehicle, 8×8 | 16 | [78][79]
113 Patria AMV ordered in 2010, in service since 2014.[80][81] | ||
| Patria AMV | Sjtppatgb 360
Sjukvårdstrans-portpansarterrängbil 360 |
Armoured ambulance, 8×8 | 11 | [78][79]
113 Patria AMV ordered in 2010, in service since 2014.[80][81] | ||
| Patria 6×6
Also known as Patria XA-300 |
Pre-serie Ptgb 300
Pansarterrängbil 300 |
Wheeled armoured personnel carrier, 6×6 | 20 | Joined the CAVS programme in its R&D phase in 2022.[84][85]
Order:
| ||
| Ptgb 300
Pansarterrängbil 300 |
14
(+ 401 on order) | |||||
| Patria Pasi XA-180S | Ptgb 180
Pansarterrängbil 180 |
Wheeled multi-role vehicle, 6×6 | 200 | Designated Pansarterrängbil 203 (Armoured Terrain Vehicle 203).
168 modernised, deliveries from 2023 to 2026.[90] | ||
| Patria Pasi XA-202S | Ptgb 202S
Pansarterrängbil 202S | |||||
| Patria Pasi XA-203S | Ptgb 203S
Pansarterrängbil 203S |
58 being modernised, contract signed in December 2025 (originally delivered in the early 2000s).[91] | ||||
| Sisu GTP | Tgb 24
Terrängbil 24 |
Wheeled armoured personnel carrier, 4×4 | 10[92]
(+ unknown quantity ordered) |
Orders:
Known variants:
| ||
| MRAP, infantry mobility vehicle, 4×4 | 10[92]
(+ unknown quantity ordered) | |||||
| CBRN | ||||||
| Other variants | ||||||
| RG-32M Scout | Tgb 16 - Galten
Terrängbil 16 |
MRAP, infantry mobility vehicle, 4×4 | 380 | [98][99]
Entered service in 2006. Vehicle by BAE Land Systems OMC made under licence in Sweden. Armed with VS01 RCWS. | ||
| ACMAT Bastion | Bastion HM | Infantry mobility vehicle, 4×4 | Unknown | [100]
Delivered in 2016 to be used by the SOG. Also used by police special units. | ||
| Tracked platforms | ||||||
| Bv 206S | Bv 308 | Tracked articulated vehicle - APC | 17[101] | [101] | ||
| Bv 309 | 93[101] | |||||
| BvS10 | Bv 410 | Tracked articulated vehicle - multi-role | 317
(+ 236 on order) |
[102]
First wave of orders:
Second wave of orders (delivered by 2025): CATV programme: | ||
Indirect fire
Artillery
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAE Archer - Volvo A30D | Artillerisystem 08 - FH77BW L52 | Self-propelled howitzer | 155 mm | 24 | 26 units owned as of 2024, 24 used by the Army, and 2 used by the FMV.[113]
Background:
| ||
| BAE Archer - RMMV HX2 (HX44M) | Artillerisystem 08 - FH77BW L52 | Self-propelled howitzer | 155 mm | 0
(48 on order) |
Letter of intent to purchase 24 Archer of HX2 trucks signed in June 2022.[117]
In September 2023, the quantity was increased to 48 additional Archer. The delivery is planned to start in 2025.[118][119][120] |
Mortars
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Calibre | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CV90 Mjölner | Grkpbv 90
Granatkastarpansarbandvagn 90 |
Heavy mortar | 2 × 120 mm | 80 | [121]
Orders: | ||
| 120 Krh/40 | Grk m/41D 12 cm granatkastare m/41 |
Heavy mortar | 120 mm | 84 | 84 in service as of 2018.[128]
Mortar made in Sweden under licence from Tampella, 219 produced.[129] Old system still in service, it received a Hotchkiss-Brandt M-56 base plate in the 1950s, new sights were added in the 2000s.[130][131] | ||
| Grk m/84 | Grk m/84
8,1 cm granatkastare m/84 |
Infantry mortar | 81 mm | 215 | 215 in service as of 2018.[128]
System made by IMI under a licence from Tampella with a reticle 2b by Swarowski.[132][133] |
Command and observation vehicles
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Observation vehicles | ||||||
| CV90 | Epbv 90A
Eldledningspansar bandvagn 90 |
Forward artillery observation | 34 | [134][135]
42 purchased in the base version, 8 were modernised to the C standard. | ||
| Epbv 90C
Eldledningspansar bandvagn 90 |
8
(after upgrade) |
[134][135]
8 upgraded for international missions (additional mine armour, and A/C). | ||||
| Observation and command equipment | ||||||
| Safran MOSKITO TI™
Wärmebildgerät Medium Range 19 (WBG MR 19) |
— | Multifunction IR goggles
(laser range finder, laser pointer, compass, inclinometers) |
— | [136][137]
Part of a fire control system for the artillery ordered in September 2025, for the Army by spring 20256. The order is worth SEK 488 million. | ||
| Safran JIM Compact™
Wärmebildgerät Long Range 19 (WBG LR 19, sensor for TASYS SMALL) |
— | Multifunction IR goggles
(laser range finder, laser pointer, GPS, inclinometers) |
— | |||
Engineering vehicles
| Model | Swedish desination | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Armoured combat engineering vehicles | ||||||
| AEV 3 Kodiak | Ingenjörbandvagn 120 (ingBv 120) | Combat engineering vehicle | 6 | Based on Leopard 2A4 that were used to train the Swedish tankers before the Strv 122 entered service. | ||
| Patria AMV | Reppatgb 360
Reparations-pansarterrängbil 360 |
— | Repair armoured vehicle | 7 | [78][79]
113 Patria AMV ordered in 2010, in service since 2014.[80][81] 7 in repair variant,[81][82] with a workshop at the back.[79] | |
| Armoured mine clearing vehicles | ||||||
| Scanjack 3500 | Djupminröjmaskin 1T | — | Mineclearence vehicle | — | — | |
| Recovery vehicles | ||||||
| Scania G520 | 8×8 20T tungbärgare | — | 8×8 heavy recovery truck | 0
(+45) |
Szczęśniak Pojazdy Specjalne delivers the recovery unit. | |
| Bridging equipment | ||||||
| Leopard 2 - Legian | Brobandvagn 120 (BroBv 120) | AVLB
"Armoured vehicle-launched bridge" |
6 | Based on Leopard 2A4 that were used to train the Swedish tankers before the Strv 122 entered service. Equipped with 14m and 26m bridges.[140] | ||
| GDELS Improved Ribbon Bridge | Däcksbro 300 (DSB 300) | Foldable pontoon bridge | 4 × 200 m[141] | Modernised former Däcksbro 200 (GDELS Ribbon Bridge) with an increased capacity.
2 sets of 150 meters DSB 200 existed and got modernised.[142] Orders:
Deliveries:
| ||
| GDELS M3 Amphibious Rig | Amfibiebro 400 | Amphibious pontoon bridge | 1
(+ 33 on order) |
Orders:
Deliveries: | ||
| Armoured construction machines | ||||||
| JCB HMEE | Fältarbetsfordon 16t | High Mobility Engineer Excavator | 21[153] | |||
| Caterpillar D6 | Bandschaktare 18T | Medium bulldozer | ||||
| Bandschaktare 23T | Armoured medium bulldozer | |||||
Utility vehicles
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracked vehicles | ||||||
| Bv 206/208 | — | All-terrain carrier | 1000+ | Current main transport vehicle, unknown number in use, to be replaced by Bv410 to some extent.
800 being upgraded with new diesel engine and automatic gearbox[154] | ||
| Offroad vehicles | ||||||
| Volvo C303 | Tgb 11
Terrängbil 11 |
4×4 infantry mobility vehicle | — | [155]
Being replaced by the Iveco IDV MUV.[156] | ||
| Volvo C304 | Tgb 13
Terrängbil 13 |
6×6 infantry mobility vehicle | — | |||
| Mercedes-Benz G-Class G300 CDI (W461) | Tgb 14
Terrängbil 14 |
4×4 multi-role vehicle | 540 | [157][158][159]
Orders: | ||
| Mercedes-Benz G-Class W461 | Tgb 15
Terrängbil 15 |
6×6 multi-role vehicle | 100 | [161]
535 G-class ordered in 2013, among which:
Note: 90 additional purchased for the air force, listed with the air force equipment.[162][163][164] | ||
| Iveco IDV MUV | — | Infantry mobility vehicle | 0
(200 on order) |
[156]
Framework agreement for the successor of the Tgb 11 and Tgb 13:
Firm orders: | ||
| — | Logistics vehicles | 0
(100 on order) | ||||
| Sjukvårdstransportsfordon | Ambulances | 0
(200 on order) | ||||
| Polaris DAGOR | Fjärrspaningsterrängbil | 4×4 Light utility vehicle | — | [168] | ||
| Utility vehicles | ||||||
| Ford Ranger - XL - 2024 - double cab | — | Pickup - utility vehicle | — | It entered service in 2024.[169]
Specifications: 4×4, 170 hp, 6-speed automatic, high/low gear, hardtop | ||
| Militärambulans 301 - Chevrolet Silverado | — | (illustration of an ambulance from the manufacturer) |
Ambulance | — | [170][171][172][173][174][175][176][177]
American made vehicle base with a Swedish-made ambulance structure, transformation and equipment (made by Ambulansproduktion i Sandviken AB). | |
| Motorcycles | ||||||
| Husqvarna 258 | MC 258
Motorcykel 258 |
Dual-sport motorcycle | — | [178][179]
Being replaced by the Yamaha XT250. | ||
| KTM 400 LS-E/mil | MC 409
Motorcykel 409 |
Dual-sport motorcycle | — | [180] | ||
| BMW F800 GS Adventure | MC 810
Motorcykel 810 |
Dual-sport motorcycle | 100[181] | Also used by other branches.[181] | ||
| Yamaha XT250 Serow | MC 251
Motorcykel 251 |
Dual-sport motorcycle | 0
(1,000 on order) |
Framework agreement signed in 2025 for up to 2,500 motorcycles to replace the MC 258.[182]
Orders:[183]
| ||
Equipment for vehicles
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saab Barracuda | MCS
Mobile Camouflage Systems |
Multispectral camouflage nets | — | First order for vehicles used in missions abroad (Strv 122B, Strf 9040C, TGB 16, etc). | ||
| Bofors Lemur | VS90
Vapenstation 90 |
RCWS
Remote controlled weapon station |
— | [186]
Armed with the FN MAG (Ksp 58)[186] Used with variants of the CV90:[186] Tested on a variant of the CV90:[186]
| ||
| Kongsberg Protector Nordic | VS01
Vapenstation 01 |
RCWS
Remote controlled weapon station |
— | [187]
Armed with FN Minimi (Ksp 90),[188] FN MAG (Ksp 58),[188] M2 Browning (Ksp 88)[189] or Mk 19 Mod3 (Grsp 92).[188] Used with the:
New orders:
| ||
| Saab Trackfire | VS02
Vapenstation 02 |
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RCWS
Remote controlled weapon station |
— | Used mainly with the Swedish Navy on the CB90 NG (Stridsbåt 90HSM).[196][197]
Being also tested as an anti-FPV drone by the FMV for the Swedish Army.[97][198][199] |
Logistical vehicles
Vehicles ordered after 2014
| Model | Version | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RMMV HX | 8×8 hooklift | 8×8 | 330 | [200] | ||
| 8×8 flatbed | 8×8 | |||||
| 6×6 flatbed | 6×6 | |||||
| 6×6 heavy tractor unit | 6×6 | |||||
| Scania G460 | 6×6 13T Boxtruck | 6×6 | 155 | 80 ordered in October 2023.[201] | ||
| 6×6 14T hooklift | 6×6 | 100 | ||||
| 4×4 7T flatbed | 4×4 | 300 | ||||
| Scania P460 | 6×4 14T hooklift | 6×4 | 200 | 200 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | ||
| Scania R620 XT | 8×4 30T heavy tractor unit | 8×4 | 1
(+ 124) |
First order of 65,[202] and 60 more ordered later on.[203]
First delivery in December 2025, all delivered by January 2027.[203] | ||
| Volvo FMX 400 | 4×2 8T boxtruck | 4×2 | 40 | 40 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | ||
| Volvo FMX 480 | 4×4 6T box truck (lifting table) | 4×4 | 120 | 120 ordered in October 2023.[201] | ||
| 6×6 12T flatbed with crane | 6×6 | 30 | 30 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | |||
| 8×6 12T hooklift with crane | 8×6 | 35 | 35 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | |||
| 6×6 14T flatbed
(FLB14 6×6 LY S VO/T) |
6×6 | 425 | 125 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | |||
| Volvo FMX 520 | 8×4 28T heavy tractor unit | 8×4 | 6 | 6 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | ||
| Volvo FH 480 | 8×2 7T with 78 ton/meter crane | 8×2 | 8 | 8 ordered in October 2023.[201] | ||
| Volvo FH 500 | 8×4 17T hooklift | 8×4 | 12 | 12 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | ||
| 6×2 16T swap-body | 6×2 | 3 | 3 purchased between 2022 and 2023.[201] | |||
| 6×2 23T tractor unit | 6×2 | 5[206] |
Vehicles Before 2014
Most Vehicles are older and will be replaced by the new trucks above
- Scania PRT-range
- Scania P124 6×6 hook lift
- Scania P124 8×8 protected, hook lift
- Scania SBA111
- Volvo FMX
- Volvo FM12 6×6 hook lift
- Scania T144 (Dragbil 23T)
Communications
Future communication systems
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telenor Maritime - CNHF radio | — | — | Manpack radio | — | Order in August 2025[207] |
Air defence systems
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Range | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air defence canonns | |||||||
| CV90 SPAAG | Lvkv 9040A
Luftvärnskanonvagn 9040A |
SPAAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
4 km (2.2 nmi) | 27 | [208] | ||
| Lvkv 9040C
Luftvärnskanonvagn 9040A |
3 | [209] | |||||
| Tridon Mk2 | — | C-UAS SPAAG
Counter unmanned air system self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
4 km (2.2 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[210][211]
USD $180 million worth order in April 2026, mounted on a 6×6 truck as an anti-drone system. | ||
| Saab Trackfire ARES | — | — | C-UAS SPAAG
Counter unmanned air system self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
— | 0
(+ unknown) |
[210][212][213]
Order to Saab of the Trackfire system for drone air-defence, based on the Sisu GTP and the Mercedes G-Class 6×6, and equipped with a Giraffe 1X radar, and armed with the M230LF (30×113mm) and the FN MAG 58 (7.62×51mm NATO). | |
| MANPADS systems | |||||||
| RBS 90 | RBS 90
Robotsystem 90 |
MANPADS
Man porttable air defence system |
7 km (3.8 nmi) | — | [214] | ||
| RBS 70 NG | RBS 70
Robotsystem 70 |
MANPADS
Man porttable air defence system |
Range: 8 km (4.3 nmi)
Altitude: 6,000 m (20,000 ft) |
— | [214]
Missile already in service, with complementary order in 2025 worth SEK 1.5 billion.[215] | ||
| PPZR Piorun | RBS 102
Robotsystem 102 |
MANPADS
Man porttable air defence system |
Range: 6.5 km (3.5 nmi)
Altitude: 4,000 m (13,000 ft) |
— | Undisclosed number ordered in 2025, first delivery in January 2026.[216][217] | ||
| MSHORAD - RBS 70NG | |||||||
| RBS 70 MSHORAD
"Mobile Short Range Air Defence" |
— | — | V/SHORAD - system
Very short range air defence |
— | — | 2 Saab MSHORAD system in January 2024, to be delivered in 2024-26, valued at SEK 300 million.[218][219]
Fire unit made of:
Saab MSHORAD systems ordered in 2025, to be delivered in 2027-2028, valued at SEK 1.5 billion.[220][221] Fire unit made of:
| |
| RBS 70 MSHORAD - launcher | — | (same system, different vehicle) |
V/SHORAD - launch vehicle
Very short range air defence |
— | — | Launcher with 3 RBS 70NG missiles. | |
| KRR
"korträckviddiga radarsystem" |
Saab Giraffe 1X | — | Mobile 3D multi-mission radar / command | 75 km (40 nmi) | 0
(+10) |
[222][223][224]
Ordered in August 2024, vehicle equipped with Saab GBAD C2 command system and the radar. | |
| RBS 70 NG | RBS 70
Robotsystem 70 |
Surface-to-air missile | Range: 8 km (4.3 nmi)
Altitude: 6,000 m (20,000 ft) |
— | Missiles to equip the system.
Missile already in service, with complementary order in 2025 worth SEK 1.5 billion.[215] | ||
| SHORAD - BAMSE | |||||||
| BAMSE
Bofors Advanced Missile System Evaluation |
RBS 23
Robotsystem 23 |
SHORAD
Short range air defence |
Range: 20 km (11 nmi)
Altitude: 15,000 m (49,000 ft) |
— | [225][226][227][228][229]
6 missiles BAMSE per fire unit. Entered service in 2008. Radar: Giraffe AMB - 3D | ||
| Kongsberg GBADOC | — | — | Command center | — | — | [230]
Command system coming from the NASAMS 2, adapted to the BAMSE, and Giraffe AMB - 3D. | |
| IRIS-T SLS | |||||||
| IRIS-T SLS | EldE 98
Luftvärnsrobotsystem 98 |
— | SHORAD fire units
Short range air defence |
Range: 12 km (6.5 nmi)
Altitude: 8,000 m (26,000 ft)[231] |
2 | [232]
Orders: | |
| IRIS-T SLS | Lvrbs 98
Luftvärnsrobotsystem 98 |
SHORAD
Short range air defence |
Range: 12 km (6.5 nmi)
Altitude: 8,000 m (26,000 ft)[231] |
2 | [236][237][238]
Trailer with a rear foldable 4 × missiles launcher. Missile: IRIS-T (same as the air-to-air variant) | ||
| IRIS-T SLS | LvNorr | SHORAD
Short range air defence |
— | 2 | [239]
Command vehicle with radar Bv 410. | ||
| IRIS-T SLM | |||||||
| IRIS-T SLM | — | Short / medium range air defence fire unit | Range: 40 km (22 nmi)
Altitude: 20,000 m (66,000 ft)[231] |
0
(7 ordered) |
[240][241]
Ordered in June 2025, delivery mid-2028 to mid-2030. | ||
| TRML-4D | — | Air surveillance and target acquisition radar, GaN, AESA | 0
(2 ordered + options) | ||||
| IRIS-T SLM missile | — | Surface-to-air missile | 0
(unknown ordered) | ||||
| Patriot fire units | |||||||
| MIM-104 Patriot PAC-3+ | LvS103
Luftvärnssystem 103 |
Medium / long range air defence system fire unit | — | 4 | [242][243]
Ordered in 2018. | ||
| M903 Patriot PAC-3+ launchers | — | Missile launchers | — | 12
(3 per fire unit) |
|||
| AN/MPQ-65 | — | Air surveillance and target acquisition radar, GaN, AESA | — | 4 | [244] | ||
| PAC-2 GEM-T (Raytheon) | Robot 103A | Surface-to-air missile | — | 100 | [245][246][242]
100 missiles with the initial order, and joined a common pool to purchase the missile in 2024. | ||
| PAC-3 MSE (Lockheed Martin) | Robot 103B | Surface-to-air missile | Range: 120 km (65 nmi)
Altitude: 36,000 m (118,000 ft) |
200 | [242]
Purchased with the order in 2018. | ||
Swedish armed forces equipment
This section lists equipment used by more than one force.
Surveillance radars
Current radars
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Range | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Passive sensors | |||||||
| Saab PSS - Sirius Compact R-ESM
Passive sensor system |
— | — | Sensor for radar and datalink | — | — | [247][248][249]
It can be combined with active sensors in the new Sensor System. | |
| Short range | |||||||
| Saab Giraffe 1X | — | — | Air defence and C-UAS, 3D, AESA, mobile radar | 75 km (40 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[250][251]
Ordered in December 2025, SEK 650 million, immediate deliveries.[250] | |
| Saab Giraffe 75 | PS-90 radar
Spaningsradar 90 |
Air surveillance, X-band radar | 75 km (40 nmi) | — | [252] | ||
| HARD 3D | PS-91
Spaningsradar 91 |
Air surveillance, X-band radar | 16 to 20 km (8.6 to 10.8 nmi) | — | [253][254][255]
Bv 208 vehicle. | ||
| Terma Scanter 5202 | PS-640
Spaningsradar 640 |
Coastal surveillance, X-band, 2D radar | 48 km (26 nmi) | 51 | [256][247]
Used by the Coast Guard and the Navy on fixed radar towers since 2012. | ||
| Medium range | |||||||
| Saab ARTHUR | ArtLokRRBv 2091
Artillerilokaliseringsradarbandvagn 2091 |
Counter-battery radar | 100 km (54 nmi) | — | Based on the Bandvagn 208 chassis.[257] | ||
| ITT LCR-2020 | PS-871
Spaningsradar 871 |
Coastal and low altitude air surveillance, C-band, 2D radar | 150 km (81 nmi) | — | [258]
A modernised variant of the PS-870, entered service in 2014.[259] Connected to the coastal surveillance system SABER-2020 as part of the REMO 870 program.[260] Jointly owned by the Air Force and the Navy Coast Guard.[259] To be replaced with the GM200 MM/C.[261] | ||
| Long range | |||||||
| ITT Gilfillan - PS-861 | PS-861
Spaningsradar 861 |
Long-range air surveillance, fixed, S-band, 3D radar | 450 km (240 nmi) | 8 | [262]
Entered in service in 2008, a modernised variant of the PS-860.[263][264] | ||
Radars on order
| Programme | Model | Image | Origin | Type | Range | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium range | |||||||
| MRR
"medelräckviddig radar" (replacement of the PS-871) |
Giraffe 4A | Multi-mission, 3D, AESA, mobile radar | 400 km (220 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[266][267]
Ordered in June 2025, SEK 1.4 billion, deliveries 2026-27. | ||
| MRR
"medelräckviddig radar" (replacement of the PS-871) |
GM200 MM/C | Multi-mission (counter-battery, V/SHORAD to MRAD), 4D, AESA, mobile radar | 400 km (220 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[268]
Ordered in April 2025, SEK 1 billion, deliveries starting in 2026. Successor to the PS-871 radar.[261] | ||
| — | Saab ARTHUR Mod D | Counter-battery radar | 0 to 100 km (0 to 54 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[269]
Ordered in December 2025, SEK 1.1 billion, deliveries starting in 2027. | ||
| Long range | |||||||
| LRR
"långräckviddig radar" (replacement of the PS-861 radar.) |
TPY-4 | — | Long range air surveillance, 3D, AESA, mobile radar | 555 km (300 nmi) in rotation,
1,000 km (540 nmi) in stop/stare mode |
0
(+ unknown) |
[270][271][272]
Ordered in June 2025, SEK 1 billion, deliveries 2027-28. | |
| SLRR
"särskilt långräckviddig radar" |
SMART-L MM/F | Long-range air surveillance, 3D, AESA, fixed radar | Up to 2,000 km (1,100 nmi) | 0
(+ unknown) |
[273][274]
New capability for the Air Force. Ordered in July 2023, SEK 1 billion, first delivery in 2025. | ||
Home guard
Naval equipment
Swedish Navy
Swedish Coast Guard
Air force
FMV
The FMV (Försvarets materielverk, the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration) operates some equipment required for its testings.
Air defence
The FMV is testing various air defence systems developed in Sweden.
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air defence | ||||||
| Saab Trackfire ARES
Aerial Response |
Tgb 24 C-UAS
Terrängbil 24 |
– | C-UAS RCWS
Counter-unmanned aerial system - Remote controlled weapon station |
1 | [275]
Anti-drone capability developed by Saab, equipped on the Sisu GTP. The system is mounted on a Scania military truck (6×6). It is being tested as of June 2025.[276] Potential armament:[277]
The M2 Browning (12.7×99mm NATO) or the Mk 19 Mod3 (40×53mm HV) might also be used as primary armament in C-UAS.[277] Note: some Tgb 24 equipped with the Saab Giraffe 1X were ordered by the Swedish armed forces for air-defence surveillance and command, and can be used in collaboration with the Sisu GTP equipped with the Saab Trackfire ARES.[276] | |
| TRIDON Mk2 | – | – | SPAAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
1 | [278]
Contract signed in October 2024 between the FMV and BAE Systems Bofors for the supply of one system for development and testing.[279] The system is mounted on a Scania military truck (6×6). It is being tested as of June 2025.[276] | |
Aircraft of the FMV
| Model | Swedish designation | Image | Origin | Type | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Development aircraft | ||||||
| Learjet 60 | – | – | Testing aircraft | 1 | [280][281]
To be used for development | |
| Training aircraft | ||||||
| Learjet 35s | – | – | Target towing | 2 | [280]
To be phased out. | |
| Learjet 60 | – | – | Target towing | 3 | [280][281]
Used for testing. | |
See also
- Current equipment in the Swedish Armed Forces
- Swedish Army:
- Swedish Air Force:
- Swedish Navy:
- Swedish Home Guard:
- Swedish Coast Guard:
- Military equipment of Sweden during World War II
- Military equipment of Sweden during the Cold War
