Jaguar EBRC Vehicle

Manufacturer: Nexter
Category: Tanks & Armored Vehicles
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Main Gun Caliber 40 mm CTA
Engine Power 500 hp
Maximum Speed 90 km per hour
Armor Type Modular composite armor

Full Specifications

1. General Information

Vehicle Name	Jaguar EBRC
Type / Role	Armored Reconnaissance and Combat Vehicle
Manufacturer	Nexter, Arquus, Thales
Country of Origin	France
In Service	Yes
Year Introduced	2021
Unit Cost	USD 6 to 7 million
Crew	3

2. Dimensions & Weight

Length (Gun Forward)	7.6 m
Width	2.99 m
Height	3.5 m
Weight	25 tons
Ground Clearance	0.4 m
Chassis Material	Armored Steel and Composite

3. Performance

Engine Type	Diesel Engine
Engine Power	500 hp
Power-to-Weight Ratio	20 hp/ton
Transmission	Automatic
Maximum Speed (Road)	90 km/h
Maximum Speed (Off-Road)	60 km/h
Operational Range	800 km
Suspension Type	Independent Hydropneumatic

4. Armament

Main Gun	40 mm CTA Cannon
Ammunition Capacity	Approx. 200 ready rounds
Secondary Armament	1 × 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun
Gun Elevation/Depression	+45° / -10°
Fire Control System	Digital fire control with hunter killer capability
Stabilization	Fully stabilized, dual axis
Rate of Fire	Up to 200 rounds per minute

5. Protection & Armor

Armor Type	Modular composite armor (STANAG 4569 Level 4)
Reactive Armor	Optional add-on modules
Active Protection System (APS)	Optional hard-kill system
NBC Protection	Yes
Smoke Grenade Launchers	2 × 6-barrel launchers
Fire Suppression System	Automatic engine and crew compartment
Mine Protection	Reinforced hull with blast-resistant floor

6. Mobility & Capability

Maximum Gradient	60%
Side Slope	30%
Trench Crossing	2.0 m
Vertical Obstacle	0.8 m
Fording Depth	1.2 m (with preparation)
Turning Radius	Approx. 8 m
Amphibious Capability	No

7. Sensors & Electronics

Fire Control Computer	Digital FCS with stabilized targeting
Thermal Imaging	Commander and gunner sight
Night Vision	Infrared / Image Intensifier
Laser Rangefinder	Yes
Ballistic Computer	Yes
Communication System	Tactical secure radio
Battlefield Management System	Yes, integrated with Scorpion network

8. Operational Info

Service Branch	French Army
Primary Operator	France
Combat Experience	Limited (deployment in Sahel operations)
Upgrade Packages	Scorpion program digital and sensor upgrades
Export Status	Available to NATO allies
Production Status	Active

Our Rating

The overall rating is based on review by our experts

7.5

Maintenance Efficiency 6 / 10
Technology 8 / 10
Performance 8 / 10
Reliability & Maintenance 8 / 10

PROS

Powerful 40 mm cannon with modern ammunition
Integrated anti tank missile capability
Advanced sensors for night and all weather use
High road speed and long operational range
Fully networked for modern battlefield operations

CONS

Limited protection compared to heavy tracked armor
High unit cost for reconnaissance role
Not amphibious without support
Crew of three increases workload in combat
Still limited combat proven history

Jaguar EBRC Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle

The Jaguar EBRC is a next generation armored reconnaissance and combat vehicle designed to replace aging wheeled armor in French service. Built for modern high intensity and expeditionary warfare, it combines strong firepower, digital sensors, and battlefield networking in a compact 6×6 platform.

Manufacturer and Origin

The Jaguar EBRC is developed by Nexter, Arquus, and Thales under the French Scorpion modernization program. It is produced in France and represents a major shift toward network centric land combat for NATO aligned forces.

Role and Capabilities

Designed for reconnaissance, screening, and direct fire support, the Jaguar EBRC can engage armored vehicles, infantry, and low flying threats. Its 40 mm CTA cannon provides high accuracy and programmable ammunition, while integrated anti tank missiles allow it to defeat modern armor at extended ranges.

Mobility and Performance

Powered by a 500 hp diesel engine, the Jaguar reaches road speeds of up to 90 km per hour. Its 6×6 drivetrain and independent suspension allow reliable movement across rough terrain, urban areas, and desert environments. Operational range exceeds 800 km, supporting long duration missions.

Technology and Combat Systems

The vehicle features a digital vetronics suite, thermal sights for commander and gunner, laser warning receivers, and battlefield management integration. A stabilized turret enables accurate fire while moving, day or night.

Operational Use

The Jaguar EBRC is currently entering service with the French Army and is intended for rapid reaction units and overseas deployments. Its design reflects lessons from recent conflicts, emphasizing sensor fusion, protection, and precision fire.

Jaguar EBRC Vehicle Price

The Jaguar EBRC Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle is estimated to cost between USD 6 to 7 million per unit, depending on configuration, support systems, and export requirements.

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