BAE Systems has signed a contract with the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) for a mid-life upgrade of the Danish CV90 fleet. The upgrade includes, among other things, a new turret and aims to ensure the vehicles' performance for many years to come, writes BAE Systems and DALO in press releases.

The vehicles will be integrated with new turrets, allowing for the introduction of new weapon systems, including anti-tank missiles. The upgrade will also include improvements to the vehicle's ergonomics and reduce weight, noise, and vibrations through the use of rubber tracks, writes BAE Systems.

– The upgrades will provide the Danish CV90 crews with enhanced protection and increased capability, while ensuring the functionality of the Danish Army's existing fleet of CV90 vehicles, says Tommy Gustafsson-Rask, CEO of BAE Hägglunds, in the company's press release.

In February, BAE Systems signed a 15-year framework agreement with DALO to provide repair and maintenance services for Denmark's CV90 fleet.