The vehicle presented in Kielce, built on a Mercedes BA6 chassis, was equipped with a radar system providing 360-degree surveillance at ranges of up to 12 km. Data from the sensor can be transmitted via the Starlink satellite communications system and integrated with command-and-control systems and kinetic effectors. This configuration allows the relatively compact vehicle to serve as a mobile element of a reconnaissance-strike system, capable of detecting threats and passing targeting data to other weapon systems.
Despite the addition of armor and specialized equipment, the vehicle retains a payload capacity of approximately 700 kg. According to the manufacturer, the new platform can be fitted with a lightweight remotely operated weapon station armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun, a counter-UAS system, or medical equipment. Potential users include the Polish Armed Forces, including the Territorial Defence Forces, as well as the Border Guard and Police. Modularity remains a key design principle, allowing the electrical system, electromagnetic compatibility, and onboard equipment to be adapted to the requirements of a specific user.
The new vehicle further develops a concept previously covered by MILMAG in connection with Concept’s family of specialized vehicles, the Wirus-L Light Strike Vehicle, and an automated mortar system. The company is gradually moving from individual patrol vehicles toward a family of specialized platforms sharing common features such as off-road mobility, the ability to integrate different sensors and weapon systems, and suitability for dispersed light infantry operations.
