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ATLAS CCV

Project Atlas

Supacat in-conjunction with BAE SYSTEMS launched the ATLAS Collaborative Combat Variant (CCV) platform at Landforces 2024, Melbourne, Australia.

ATLAS CCV

ATLAS Collaborative Combat Variant (CCV)

Supacat were approached by BAE Systems Australia to develop a drive module for the Atlas CCV, due to our outstanding engineering capabilities, which are well-recognised throughout the global defence forces.

The Atlas drive module has been developed by Supacat to BAE SYSTEMS specifications for the innovative ATLAS platform.  BAE SYSTEMS chose Supacat to develop the drive module, based on the existing HMT platform, to maximise the commonality of supply chain and support offered by Supacat and minimising the developmental risk, given the commonality of platforms.

The ATLAS CCV has been optimised for high levels of autonomy, providing both on-road and off-road mobility that aligns with crewed counterparts, including infantry fighting vehicles and main battle tanks. The intent was to develop a vehicle effectively utilising existing, proven technologies, delivering a cost-effective capability that is adaptable to varied missions and can be easily re-rolled in response to emerging technologies and threats. Its ease of deployability, speed, and mobility allow it to operate alongside existing armoured vehicles, functioning as an actual combat counterpart for the defence force.

The choice of Supacat as the preferred developer of the drive module, recognises its world class capabilities in developing high mobility, high payload drive systems and its agility and responsiveness in the rapid development of new and innovative products.

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