FOXHOUND
Foxhound set the benchmark for light protected mobility when it entered service with the British Army in 2012. Designed with survivability at its core and proven on operations, it remains a trusted capability today.
FOXHOUND INTRODUCTION
General Dynamics Land Systems has delivered 400 Foxhound vehicles to the British Army since 2012. Combining operationally proven protection, reliability and availability with a highly adaptable modular design, Foxhound supports a wide range of missions across demanding operational environments.
Proven on operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as cold-weather deployments in Norway, Foxhound continues to deliver the mobility, protection and versatility required by modern forces.
LETHALITY
Foxhound delivers mission-configurable lethality through its open architecture and modular design.
From 7.62mm GPMG and 30x113mm cannon integration to SHORAD and counter-UAS missile systems, Foxhound can rapidly adapt to evolving threats and mission requirements.
SURVIVABILITY
Foxhound is engineered around a survivability-first architecture, providing exceptional protection against mine and IED threats.
Its V-hull and V-spine blast design, decoupled crew pod and integrated armour system are complemented by 360° situational awareness and extensive validation through blast testing and operational deployment.
MOBILITY
Foxhound combines exceptional agility with strategic and tactical mobility.
Its independent suspension system, compact 4×4 design and high power-to-weight ratio deliver outstanding performance across urban and off-road terrain, while remaining air transportable by C-130, A400M and C-17 aircraft.
MISSION
Foxhound is designed to adapt as mission requirements evolve.
Its modular mission pod architecture enables rapid integration of ISR sensors and electronic warfare equipment, while supporting seamless role changes.