
WiSENT 1
Leopard 1-based armoured recovery, engineer, and mine-clearing vehicleFFG presents WiSENT 1 as a modular ARV 2 upgrade family with armoured recovery, armoured engineer, and mine-clearing configurations.
Sources: FFG WiSENT 1 Product PageManufacturer catalog
Flensburger Fahrzeugbau is a German vehicle systems company based in Flensburg that develops, modernizes, manufactures, maintains, and repairs tracked and wheeled military vehicles. Its public defense portfolio includes WiSENT support vehicles, the PMMC/ACSV G5 tracked support-vehicle family, Boxer recovery modules, M113 and Leopard-family modernization work, and long-term fleet support for military customers.
2 weaponsFlensburger Fahrzeugbau describes itself as an internationally operating systems house with more than 150 years of tradition and customers in over 40 countries. The company emphasizes complete vehicle programs from development and design through manufacturing, modernization, on-site maintenance, worldwide delivery, and after-sales support.
Its catalog role centers on armored support vehicles, vehicle modernization, fleet sustainment, and specialist tracked or wheeled platforms such as WiSENT 1, WiSENT 2, ACSV, and Boxer armoured recovery modules. FFG's own materials frame the company as both a producer of proprietary support vehicles and an industrial partner for NATO and Bundeswehr vehicle programs.

FFG presents WiSENT 1 as a modular ARV 2 upgrade family with armoured recovery, armoured engineer, and mine-clearing configurations.
Sources: FFG WiSENT 1 Product PageFFG describes WiSENT 2 as a configurable support vehicle family with recovery and pioneer-tank roles, including a 32-ton-class crane and 40-ton main winch in recovery form.
Sources: FFG WiSENT 2 Product Page
FFG describes PMMC G5 as a protected modular tracked carrier and technology demonstrator whose testing informed the production ACSV G5 support vehicle; the catalog record groups that G5 lineage under PMMC G5.
Sources: FFG PMMC G5 Product Page, FFG ACSV Product PageFFG traces its company tradition back more than 150 years in Flensburg's vehicle and engineering industrial lineage.
Sources: FFG Official Website
FFG states that it began an M113 modernization concept in 1995 and that more than 1,600 vehicles have since received service-life extension work in international projects.
Sources: FFG ACSV Product Page
FFG's ACSV history says the first ACSV production vehicles were handed over to the Norwegian Army beginning in 2021 after PMMC G5 trials and ACSV verification work.
Sources: FFG ACSV Product Page
DEUTZ announced an agreement to acquire all shares in FFG for about 1.6 billion euros, with FFG expected to remain operationally independent and form the core of DEUTZ's defense activities after completion.
Sources: DEUTZ FFG Acquisition Announcement
FFG's own English-language website is the primary source for company identity, product scope, and subsidiaries. DEUTZ announced an acquisition agreement on July 9, 2026, but the release states that completion remains subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals. Conflict-use claims remain in weapon records rather than this manufacturer profile.
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Transport, logistics, recovery, command, engineering, and other enabling equipment.

