VisionWave’s Varan is planned to have a payload capacity of 500kg. (Photo: VisionWave)
VisionWave’s Varan uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV), which has four legs with integrated wheels, and Patria’s proposal for a TRACKX uncrewed version are two of the most distinct platforms presented at Eurosatory 2026.
On 15 June, Patria and propulsion solutions provider Renk unveiled an uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV) version of the Patria’s TRACKX vehicle combined with Renk’s newly developed HSWL 076 transmission and drive-by-wire mobility architecture. A showcase model was presented at the exhibition.
The two companies were already co-operating, with Patria awarding Renk a contract for a pre-series batch of HSWL 076 transmissions for the TRACKX vehicle family, described by the companies as
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