MK1
Built for the space between light tactical vehicles and heavy armoured carriers, the SCATA MK1 delivers the protection, mobility and payload modern operations demand.
Overview
The capability gap is widening. The MK1 closes it.
Light vehicles lack protection. Heavy platforms cost mobility, logistics and time.
The SCATA MK1 refuses that trade-off with an 18-tonne 4×4 armoured vehicle built on the proven KNDS CELERIS military platform, combining operational flexibility, mission adaptability and industrial maturity in one modern package.
KNDS Celeris
PROVEN MOBILITY SOLUTION
18-tonne class
BUILT FOR THE GAP
Modular
MULTI-MISSION ARMOR
Features
ENGINEERED FOR THE FIGHT
YOU‘RE IN.
01 Lessons
from current conflicts
Protection engineered for evolving battlefield threats.
02 Proven military foundation
Built on the KNDS Mobility platform, a mature military architecture made for demanding environments.
03 Mobility and payload
High payload, off-road capability and mobility support systems for any terrain or mission profile.
04 Multiple configurations
A modular architecture that reconfigures for new requirements, today and across its entire lifecycle.
THE NUMBERS
Core figures for the SCATA MK1. Protection, range and payload configurable on request.
COMBAT weight
18 000 kg
Payload
4 500 kg
Military grade cummins engine
375 hp
6 + 1 transmission
Allison 3200SP
Standard max speed
90 km/h
Range*
700 km
*additional range on requestBallistic protection*
STANAG 4569 L2
*configurable on requestMobility support systems
Teleflow CTIS + Hutchinson runflat
WHY CHOOSE THE MK1
Built for modern operations
Designed around today’s realities: protection, mobility and payload, without the compromises of heavier platforms.
Mobility without the weight of a heavy platform
The 18-tonne class deploys rapidly across varied terrain while holding mission effectiveness.
One platform. Multiple missions.
From troop transport and casualty evacuation to specialist mission systems, adapted across its service life.
Configure the MK1 for your mission.
Request the full specification, discuss configurations, or arrange a briefing. Let’s start the conversation.