At Seoul ADEX 2025, Hanwha Aerospace unveiled the Korea New Infantry Fighting Vehicle (K-NIFV) — a cutting-edge tracked platform designed to combat drone threats and endure in complex electromagnetic warfare conditions.
Based on the proven Redback chassis, the K-NIFV replaces its conventional manned turret with an unmanned combat module, improving protection for the crew and accommodating up to eight dismounts.
The modular turret features a 30mm cannon, optional 40mm cased-telescoped weapon, a 7.62mm coaxial gun, and twin launchers for a homegrown anti-tank missile.
