American Rheinmetall Showcases New Technologies for U.S. Army at AUSA 2026
American Rheinmetall will present advanced combat vehicles, autonomy, air defense, and munitions for U.S. Army modernization at the AUSA 2026 exhibition, emphasizing domestic production capabilities.
American Rheinmetall, the U.S. subsidiary of Rheinmetall, is set to showcase new technologies aimed at meeting the future needs of the U.S. Army at the AUSA 2026 defense exhibition in Washington D.C., held from October 12-14.
The company's presentation will focus on advanced combat systems, autonomous solutions, air defense capabilities, and munitions. Key exhibits include prototypes of the Lynx XM30 combat vehicle currently undergoing testing, the autonomous CAML system based on the HX truck platform, and the Skyranger 30 air defense system integrated with the Boxer vehicle.
American Rheinmetall highlights its role in revitalizing the U.S. defense industrial base. Employing over 1,500 professionals across six states, the company contributes to bolstering domestic defense production. According to the company, its solutions are designed to ensure "overmatch, Soldier lethality, and readiness for the future fight."
The event will also feature panel discussions addressing design innovations and program benefits for the Lynx XM30 vehicle. Company representatives state that AUSA serves as a crucial venue for engaging with the Army and the defense community to demonstrate how their solutions meet evolving requirements at the "speed of relevance."