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The Italian Army’s ambitious IFV plan

14th June 2024 - 13:20 GMT | by Sam Hart in Paris

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A total of 679 tracked IFVs will replace the Italian Army’s 200 Dardo IFVs. (Photo: Italian Army)

The Italian Army has plans in place to procure up to 679 tracked IFVs to replace 200 Dardo IFVs currently in service with its mechanised units, as well as its M113 fleet.

The Italian Army is set to invest €6 billion (US$6.4 billion) in procuring 679 tracked Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicles (AIFVs) with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2035. As many as 679 tracked IFVs will be procured to replace 200 Dardo IFVs currently in service with its mechanised units, as well as its M113 fleet, according to the latest update from Shephard Defence Insight.

According to the Italian MoD’s 2022–23 multi-year policy document (DPP), €2.1 billion will be invested in the programme between 2022 and 2035. The programme will have a reported overall cost of approximately €6 billion including support

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Sam Hart is the Senior Land Analyst for Shephard Group's Defence Insight. Before joining Shephard, …

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