Prepare to Be Amazed by These Incredible Military Vehicles

1. CV90 – Sweden

Producer: Hagglunds & Bofors The Swedish Defense Materiel Administration is the main user. Each unit costs $5.11 million. In the 1980s, Combat Vehicle 90 was created with the purpose of navigating the subarctic regions of the Nordic countries. The vehicle can carry six to eight soldiers and moves easily in swamps and snow. One of the main advantages of the Combat Vehicle 90 is its multitude of configurations.

Twitter.com, FinabelEAIC, and CV90 (Sweden) Variants of the CV90 include forward observation, armored recovery vehicles, electronic warfare, command and control, and more. These cars currently come in fifteen different versions across seven different countries. 1,280 are currently in use, and more will follow. The most recent version, the Mk IV, features state-of-the-art innovations such as a 1,000-horsepower Scania engine.

2. Xian MA60 – Zimbabwe

Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation is the manufacturer. Principal Users: Air Forces of Cameroon, Angola, Cambodia, and the Chinese Meteorological Administration Price: $22 million per unit AVIC produces the Xian MA60, also known as the Modern Ark 60, as an airliner in China. Several smaller nations' air forces also use it, but China's Meteorological Administration is the main user of it. The Y7-200A, which was designed to function in challenging environments with little ground support, was expanded into the MA60.

Xian MA60 (Zimbabwe) via Pinterest and @bsupplyco The STOL capacity of the MA60 is brief. So far, 110 of these aircraft have been supplied to Okay Airways and Joy Air, the two main users. There are 310 in production right now. Having only made its first flight in August 2000, the Xian MA60 is far more recent than many of the aircraft on its list.