FS25 GTK Boxer V1.0

Bundeswehr Boxer – Technical and Operational Overview
The GTK Boxer is a highly advanced 8×8 armored fighting vehicle used by the German Bundeswehr. It is designed around a modular architecture that allows rapid swapping of mission modules, giving the vehicle exceptional flexibility across different operational roles. Developed by ARTEC GmbH (a joint venture between Rheinmetall and KNDS Deutschland), the Boxer is considered one of the most survivable and adaptable wheeled armored platforms in service today.
Purpose and Role in the Bundeswehr
The Boxer serves as a core vehicle for Germany’s medium forces. Its modular design enables it to perform a wide range of missions, including troop transport, command and control, medical evacuation, engineering support, reconnaissance, and heavy weapon carriage. The vehicle has been deployed in international missions, demonstrating high reliability and strong protection against mines, IEDs, and ballistic threats.
Key Technical Characteristics
Configuration: 8×8 wheeled armored vehicle
Crew: 3 (driver, commander, gunner) + up to 8 dismounts in APC configuration
Engine: MTU 8V199 TE20 diesel engine, 530 kW (720 hp)
Maximum speed: Approximately 103 km/h on road
Operational range: Around 1050 km
Weight: 25 to 36 tons depending on mission module
Armor: Modular AMAP composite armor with high mine and IED protection
Armament (typical): Remote weapon station FLW 200 with 7.62 mm MG, 12.7 mm HMG, or 40 mm automatic grenade launcher
Mission Modules and Variants
The Boxer’s mission modules can be exchanged in roughly 30 minutes, allowing the same chassis to perform different tasks.
Common variants include:
Armored Personnel Carrier (APC)
Command Post Vehicle
Armored Ambulance
Combat Engineer Vehicle
Artillery system (RCH 155)
Air defense platform (Skyranger 30)
Heavy weapon carrier with turrets such as Lance or RCT30
Why the Boxer Is Considered One of the Best 8×8 Vehicles