The Havoc RCV on display for the first time at IDEX 2025. (Photo: author)
Milrem Robotics has released more details on its new large hybrid-electric Havoc 8x8 robotic combat vehicle (RCV) at IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi. It has put on display a full-size mock-up of the vehicle, a platform which marks a major step change for the company.
The company has also foreshadowed that a completely new UGV is in development and provided revised figures for planned Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System (THeMIS) uncrewed ground vehicle (UGV) deliveries to Ukraine.
The new Havoc platform has seen the company reach out to other sources as part of a process described by Milrem CEO Kuldar Väärsi
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Edge Group’s international partnership collaboration included Letters of Intent (LoIs) and agreements with US firm Lockheed Martin and multinational aerospace, defence and security company, Leonardo.
The company cashed on its home ground advantage in Abu Dhabi last week with the launch of 46 products and solutions, while exhibiting a total of 218 items on its 9,000m2 stand, on which its range of subsidiaries were promoted and 16 contracts were signed.
Aselsan CEO Ahmet Akyol confirmed that the tests for its TOYGUN and KARAT products would take place on a UAV platform as efforts continue to progress its “challenging” technology roadmap into 2025 and 2026.
Hanwha Aerospace global defense CEO Michael Coulter was appointed to the seat just over two months ago. He sat down with Shephard at last week’s IDEX 2025 to outline his vision for how the company is looking to grow its footprint in the US and Europe.
The vessels were first discussed a full ten years before the commissioning ceremony, and three more are due within the next three years.
Rafael president and CEO Yoav Tourgeman, speaking to Shephard at IDEX 2025, has outlined how the company is pushing through air defence programmes in the face of attacks on Israel from rockets, missiles and drones on multiple fronts.
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