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Canada Orders 190 More LAV 6 ACSV Vehicles for $1.4B, Same Platform Already Sent 124 Units to Ukraine With 35 More Promised in 2026

Canada has finalized a $1.4 billion contract for 190 additional LAV 6 Armored Combat Support Vehicles to be manufactured locally.

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The story so far

The Canadian government has commissioned General Dynamics to produce 190 LAV 6 ACSV units. This procurement follows previous government action involving the same vehicle platform, which has been utilized both domestically and in international support efforts.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Defense News, and Defense Express highlights the $1.4 billion investment and the local nature of the manufacturing process. The Globe and Mail and Canadian Manufacturing contextualize this order within the broader armored vehicle market and the national manufacturing sector.

Attention now shifts to the fulfillment of existing international commitments. Coverage notes that 124 units have already been sent to Ukraine, with an additional 35 units scheduled for delivery in 2026.

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The obvious questions

What is the value of the new contract?

The contract is valued at $1.4 billion.

How many vehicles were ordered?

The order consists of 190 LAV 6 ACSV vehicles.

Are these vehicles being supplied to Ukraine?

Yes, 124 units have been sent to Ukraine, with 35 more promised in 2026.

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