Oshkosh Defense Begins Production of First DXPV Prototype for Netherlands Ministry of Defence
Key Highlights
- ➤Oshkosh Defense begins production of first Dutch DXPV prototype.
- ➤DXPV is derived from Oshkosh’s combat-proven JLTV platform.
- ➤DXPV enhancements target maritime mobility, protection, and mission flexibility.
- ➤Active production line also supports JLTV-based C-UAS vehicle manufacturing.
Expert Statements
Jeff Heggemeier, Vice President & General Manager of Oshkosh Defense
“The start of DXPV prototype production is an important step in delivering next-generation capability to the Netherlands”
Jeff Heggemeier, Vice President & General Manager of Oshkosh Defense
“Just as importantly, it demonstrates the strength of an active production base and our ability to continuously evolve proven vehicle technologies to address the changing needs of our customers and their missions.”
Jeff Heggemeier, Vice President & General Manager of Oshkosh Defense
“Production readiness matters”
Jeff Heggemeier, Vice President & General Manager of Oshkosh Defense
“Because we're building on a mature platform from an active production line, we can move from concept to prototype much faster than traditional vehicle development. That allows us to deliver capability quickly while maintaining the quality and reliability our customers expect.”
Oshkosh Defense Begins Production of First DXPV Prototype for Netherlands Ministry of Defence
Oshkosh Defense Europe B.V. together with Oshkosh Defense, LLC, an Oshkosh Corporation (NYSE: OSK) business, today announced it has begun production of its first Dutch Expeditionary Patrol Vehicle (DXPV) prototype, also known as the “Kaaiman ,” for the Netherlands Ministry of Defence (MoD). This milestone demonstrates the strategic value of an active Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) production line, enabling Oshkosh Defense to rapidly translate evolving mission requirements into advanced, production-ready capabilities for U.S. and allied customers.
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