List of modern equipment of the German Army

Current inventory of armoured vehicles, including number of serviceable and active vehicles is likely to rise significantly due to ongoing war in Ukraine due to Russian Invasion of Ukraine which as a side effect caused re-think of Germany's defence doctrine which includes increased defence spending of at least %2 of GDP and initial spend of €100 billion on expanding, improving and updating defence equipment. German Government is yet to outline its defence doctrine in coming months but it quite likely to include formations of additional combat brigades as well as support elements.[11][12][13]

Model	Image	Origin	Type	Number	Notes
Armored vehicles
Leopard 2		Germany	Main battle tank	289 active[14] (2021) 183 operational	Number to be increased to 328 by 2025,[14] 104 used vehicles to be upgraded to A7V standard, with deliveries from 2019 to 2023.[15]
Puma		Germany	Infantry fighting vehicle	350 active[16] (2022) 150 operational	The Puma is replacing the Marder.[17] A first batch of 350 was ordered. A potential order for the second batch comprising 229 Pumas was announced in March 2022.[18] Rheinmetall is to standardise the first batch of Pumas under a 1.04 billion euros contract.[19]
Marder		West Germany	Infantry fighting vehicle	382[15] (2017) 319 available 212 operational	200 to be upgraded; will remain in service beyond 2025.[20] 260 Marder will receive modern thermal imaging systems for gunner and commander.[21] Over 170 new drivers night vision sights were ordered as well[22] while 71 vehicles are receiving new engines.[23]
GTK Boxer		Germany / United Kingdom / Netherlands	Armored personnel carrier / armoured fighting vehicle	405 delivered in two batches	Replacing TPz Fuchs and the M113 fleet partly: - 256 armored personnel carriers (APCs)[24] - 72 armored ambulances - 65 command vehicles The first batch of German Boxers is being upgraded to A2 standard by May 2024. An order for 93 turreted versions intended to replace the Wiesel 1 in infantry battalions is being considered.[25]
TPz Fuchs		West Germany	Armored personnel carrier	907 active[26] (2017) 684 available 525 operational	267 upgraded to the latest 1A8 version
M113		United States	Armored personnel carrier, weapons carrier	222 initially, significantly fewer remain in specialist roles	48 mortar carriers remain operational[27] (2017), in addition to ABRA ground surveillance radar carriers
BV 206S		Sweden	Specialist vehicle	347	189 armoured model and 158 standard models, used mainly by mountain troops.
Wiesel 1/2		Germany	Armored weapons carrier (Waffenträger)	~400	Wiesel 1s are undergoing a service life extension programme, with their TOWs being replaced by MELLS[28] in addition to armour upgrades.[29] In non-airborne infantry units, the Wiesel weapon carriers are to be replaced by turreted Boxers.[30]
Dingo 1/2		Germany	Infantry mobility vehicle	636	Considered a GFF 3 class vehicle. GFF designates protected utility and command vehicles (MRAPs), with the classes 1-3 differing in payload and armour level.
Eagle IV/Eagle V		Switzerland	MRAP	671 +80 Eagle V 6x6 on order	GFF 2 class. 80 Eagle V 6x6 as armoured ambulance vehicles were ordered in March 2020.[31]
Enok		Germany	Armored car	221[32] (2015)	GFF 1 class. Mainly used by special forces (KSK) and the military police (Feldjäger).
Fennek		Germany / Netherlands	Light armored reconnaissance vehicle	222 (of 248)	148 reconnaissance, 24 combat engineer, 50 joint fire support teams (JFST). Total number to be increased to 248.[33]
AGF Serval		Germany	Light armored utility vehicle	21	Used by special forces. To be replaced by up to 80 AGF 2.[34]
DURO III		Switzerland	MRAP	30
Mungo ESK		Germany	MRAP, NBC vehicle	> 400[35]	Mainly used by airborne forces, GFF 1.
YAK		Switzerland / Germany	MRAP, various roles	145	Improved version of the DURO III
Artillery and air defence
M270 MLRS		United States / Germany	Multiple rocket launcher	38[36]	40 are planned to remain in service.[37]
PzH 2000		Germany	Self-propelled artillery	121 active[26] (2017) 108 available 94 operational	108 are planned to remain in service:[38]
Tampella		Finland	Mortar	86[36]	120mm mortars, towed by Wolf (Mercedes-Benz G-class) or carried by remaining M113.
Engineering vehicles
Dachs		West Germany	Engineering vehicle	83	Based on Leopard 1 chassis. Project to part-replace ongoing.
Büffel		Germany	Armored recovery vehicle	75	Based on Leopard 2 chassis.
Keiler		Germany	Mine-clearing vehicle	24
Biber		West Germany	Armored vehicle-launched bridge	40
Leguan		Germany	Armored vehicle-launched bridge	31 ordered	Replacing the Biber.
M3 Amphibious Rig		Germany	Amphibious bridge layer	30
Logistics
SLT 50 Elefant		Germany	Tank transporter	324
SLT-56 Franziska		Germany	Tank transporter	49
SLT Elefant 2		Germany	Tank transporter	19 delivered, 61 additional ones on order (November 2020)	Initially 32 on order, with an option for 105 more.[39] In November 2020, 48 additional ones were ordered.[40]
Heavy road tanker 8x8		Italy	Tanker	106	Based on Iveco Trakker.
Troop detoxification site 90		Italy	Mobile decontamination system	73
RMMV HX2		Germany	Truck	1,250[41] (June 2020)	Up to 6,271 could eventually be ordered if all options from the two existing framework contracts are exercised. Replacing KAT1. First 20 delivered in November 2018. Includes 5 t and 15 t versions as well as hook loaders. The usually unprotected cabin can be swapped with an armoured one.
RMMV TG MIL		Austria / Germany	Truck
Iveco Trakker		Italy / Spain	Truck
Zetros		Germany	Truck	110	Protected transport vehicle (GTF).
Unimog U3000, U4000 and U5000		Germany	Truck	5,500
MAN KAT1		Germany	Truck	8,000	Phased out in favour of UTF family of vehicles (RMMV HX2).
Utility
Volkswagen T3/T4/T6		Germany	Utility van
Mercedes-Benz 250 GD "Wolf"		Germany	Utility car	12,000
KTM 400 LS-E Military		Austria	Motorcycle
BMW R 1150 RT		Germany	Motorcycle		Used by the military police also for escorts
Kodiak		Japan	ATV, Yamaha Grizzly 450
RABE		United States / Germany	Unmanned ground vehicle	44	Modified IRobot 110 Firstlook with additional reconnaissance equipment