- In May 2025, Tatra Defence Vehicle unveiled the Pandur 8x8 EVO, a next-generation armored vehicle designed to meet modern battlefield requirements. This vehicle features advanced modular armor and a domestically produced weapons station, developed in collaboration with an Israeli partner, highlighting the Czech Republic's growing capabilities in defense manufacturing.
- In December 2024, Singapore's ST Engineering entered into a strategic partnership with Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering (KPE) to develop a new 8x8 amphibious armored vehicle based on the Terrex Infantry Fighting Vehicle. Production is set to commence in 2025 at KPE’s facility in Kazakhstan, marking ST Engineering’s significant entry into the Central Asian defense market.
- In September 2024, Otokar, a Turkish defense manufacturer, showcased its ARMA II 8x8 wheeled armored vehicle at the Asian Defense & Security (ADAS) exhibition in Manila, Philippines. This move underscores Otokar's efforts to strengthen its presence in the Asia-Pacific region and expand its global footprint in the armored vehicle market.
- In October 2024, BAE Systems Australia introduced the Autonomous Light Armour System (ATLAS), an 8x8 wheeled family of vehicles featuring autonomous capabilities. The initial variant, known as the Collaborative Combat Variant (CCV), is equipped with a 25mm Bushmaster cannon. ATLAS is designed to operate autonomously alongside existing Australian military equipment, aiming to enhance combat efficiency and minimize human risk.
- In June 2025, KNDS France announced the commencement of serial production for the CAESAR® 8x8 self-propelled howitzer in the Czech Republic. The first two prototypes are ready for military trials, with final assembly beginning at Excalibur Army. This initiative involves significant local production, with 40% of the CAESAR® 8x8 components produced domestically, strengthening the Czech defense industry.
