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Véhicule de combat d’infanterie

CV90 family

The Swedish infantry fighting vehicle that the northern flank has converged on — six operators, two more contracted, a six-nation joint acquisition signed in 2025 — and the vehicle whose Ukrainian combat record is the published reason the orders grew.

CV90 Suède Swedish service entry 1994; Mk IV from the 2020s

Situation au
2025-11
Dernière revue
2026-09-28

ÉvaluationConfiance élevée

Contexte d’identification, pas un tableau de caractéristiques. Le catalogue couvre les principaux systèmes documentés publiquement et pertinents pour les conflits que suit Vigil — ce n’est pas un ordre de bataille exhaustif. Aucune quantité, disponibilité ni affectation actuelle n’est consignée.

La fiche Ce qu’est ce système, d’où il vient, qui le met en œuvre et pour quels modules de Vigil il est pertinent — avec les éléments sur lesquels repose chacun de ces points.

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Fiche

FamilleCV90
VariantesCV9040 (Swedish 40 mm); CV9030 (30 mm; Norway; Finland; Switzerland); CV9035 (35 mm; Netherlands; Denmark; Estonia); CV90 Mk IV
OrigineSuède
FabricantBAE Systems Hägglunds
ÉpoqueSwedish service entry 1994; Mk IV from the 2020s
Présent dansUkraine–Russia · NATO Eastern Flank

Pertinence pour les conflits

Ceci est la fiche unique du catalogue pour ce système. Il est pertinent pour les modules ci-dessous ; le Force Atlas de chaque module montre comment il y est employé.

Opérateurs

Ukraine: Fifty CV9040 donated by Sweden in 2023 and documented in combat since; a Swedish–Ukrainian agreement on further vehicles and eventual local production was announced in 2023–2024. No current count recorded. · Sweden and the eastern flank: The originating operator; the Swedish Army's infantry fighting vehicle, with new CV9035 Mk IIIC vehicles contracted jointly with Denmark in December 2024. No holdings recorded. · Norway and the eastern flank: The CV9030N, upgraded in the 2010s, with further vehicles contracted; a party to the six-nation joint acquisition agreement of November 2025. No holdings recorded. · Finland and the eastern flank: The CV9030 in service since the 2000s with a mid-life upgrade contracted; a party to the November 2025 joint acquisition agreement. No holdings recorded. · Denmark and the eastern flank: The CV9035DK in service; the December 2024 joint Swedish–Danish contract adds vehicles, and a further Danish commitment was announced in 2025. Programme facts only. · Netherlands and the eastern flank: The CV9035NL, undergoing a mid-life upgrade with a new turret; a party to the November 2025 joint acquisition agreement. No holdings recorded. · Estonia and the eastern flank: Used CV9035 bought from the Netherlands from 2014; a party to the November 2025 joint acquisition agreement. No holdings recorded. · Czechia and the eastern flank: The CV90 Mk IV contracted in May 2023 as the army's new infantry fighting vehicle, with deliveries announced from 2026. A programme. · Slovakia and the eastern flank: The CV90 Mk IV contracted in December 2022 with deliveries announced from 2026. A programme until the ministry states fielding. · Lithuania and the eastern flank: A party to the November 2025 six-nation joint acquisition agreement for the division being formed; no national contract is established as of September 2026.

DonateursSuède

Rôle sur le champ de bataille

In Ukraine, a Western infantry fighting vehicle documented in mechanised assault and defence since 2023. On the flank, the common IFV of the Nordic and Baltic armies and the vehicle through which the module's armour-recapitalisation economy object reads the joint-procurement model: one production line, many buyers, decade-long delivery schedules.

Points forts

A tracked vehicle designed for Nordic terrain and winter, with a turreted cannon of 30–40 mm and protection that Ukrainian crews have publicly credited with saving lives; a large European operator community that makes joint acquisition and cross-servicing possible.

Limites

A single production line in Sweden facing orders from eight countries and Ukraine, so that Czech and Slovak deliveries run into the second half of the decade; several operators field different calibres and marks, which limits the commonality the joint agreement aims at. Ukrainian holdings and losses are documented but not counted here. No allied holdings or unit assignments are recorded.

Identification visuelle

A tracked hull with a sharply sloped front, seven road wheels and a two-man turret carrying a long-barrelled autocannon; the Swedish 40 mm version has a visibly heavier barrel than the 30 and 35 mm marks.

Emploi documenté dans les conflits

UKRAINE–RUSSIA. Donated CV9040s documented in combat from the 2023 counteroffensive onward, including in the Kharkiv and Donetsk sectors; losses and recoveries are visually documented, and crews have publicly described the vehicle's protection. The Swedish–Ukrainian agreement on further vehicles and local production is an intention beside the delivered fleet. NATO EASTERN FLANK. The vehicle of the Swedish–Danish joint contract of December 2024, the Czech and Slovak Mk IV programmes and the six-nation agreement of 12 November 2025 on joint assessment, development and acquisition; these are the module's programme milestones. No holdings, bases or unit assignments are stated.

Opérateurs par composante et par service

Reported & historical formation associations

  • Land Forces Command Prospective · moderate confidence

    The Czech ministry publishes the CV90 MkIV as the Land Forces’ future infantry fighting vehicle; no vehicle in service is recorded here and no unit is claimed.

Évalué au — 2025-11 Dernière revue — 2026-09-28