
Excalibur Army, a company of the Czechoslovak Group (CSG), has signed a record-breaking export contract to supply Patriot armored vehicles to an as-yet undisclosed country in Asia.
The agreement provides for the sale of more than 100 units in different operational configurations. According to the company, the total value exceeds US$ 300 million, with an estimated execution timeline of three years, during which all vehicles are to be delivered to the customer.
Comprehensive package of military variants
The supply goes beyond troop transport. The package includes:
- Self-propelled mortars
- Command and staff vehicles
- Armored personnel carriers
- Wheeled infantry fighting vehicles
- Specialized armored medical evacuation variants

The diversity of configurations points to a broad modernization effort of the customer’s land capabilities, covering everything from indirect fire support to command, control, and evacuation in hostile environments.
Patriot armored vehicle: evolution and capabilities
Developed on the Tatra Force chassis, the Patriot armored vehicle had its first version unveiled in 2017. In 2019, the Patriot II was introduced, featuring enhanced armor, an extended hull, and more powerful engines (Cummins or Tatra).
Key technical characteristics include:
- Capacity: up to 7 occupants
- Gross weight: up to 17.5 tonnes
- Maximum speed: around 110 km/h on roads
- Protection: STANAG 4569 Levels 2 to 4, offering resistance to fragments, ammunition, and mine blasts
This set of specifications positions the Patriot as a modular platform suited to modern military operations that demand mobility, protection, and versatility.
Strategic relevance
For Excalibur Army and CSG, the contract strengthens their presence in the international market and consolidates the Patriot as a competitive product in the medium armored vehicle segment. For the customer, the acquisition represents a significant leap in land forces capability with NATO-standard vehicles.
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