Armoured Vehicles market to reach £24.13 billion by 2030

By 2030, the worldwide market for armoured vehicles is expected to be worth £24.13 billion. This is because there is a growing need for solutions that will help people stay alive in difficult operating settings. As threats change, from modern anti-tank guided missiles to swarms of drones, how can leaders in defence and industry make sure armoured platforms are safe and ready for action?

The 10th Annual Future Armoured Vehicles: Survivability Conference will be held in London from November 17 to 19, 2025, by SAE Media Group. More than 150 high-ranking military officers, program managers, engineers, and technical specialists will be at this event to talk about the newest survivability technologies, strategic integration initiatives, and global cooperation that will shape the future of armoured warfare.

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There will be high-level briefings and technical workshops as part of this year's program. One of them is "Ensuring Armoured Vehicle Survivability Suites of the Future are Capable of Meeting Emerging Threats."

Looks at how current armoured vehicle survivability systems work together, how much they cost, and what capabilities they need.

Mr. Tom Newbery is in charge of the Platform Survivability Group at DSTL.

• Putting systems on armoured vehicles to make them safer

Gives a summary of the British Army's armoured vehicle programs, such as Challenger 3, AJAX, and Boxer. Talks on what we've learnt from recent wars and looks at how doctrinal adjustments might help different protection systems.

Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Foulerton, SO1 Capability Integration, British Army Land Warfare Centre

• A look at Canadian Armoured Vehicles Programs

Lists the current goals of Canada's Armoured Vehicle Program Management, which are to improve the capabilities of the ground forces by updating vehicle systems. Looks at the existing problems, chances, and the best way to move forward strategically.

Colonel Daniel Fontaine is in charge of the Canadian Armed Forces' Armoured Vehicle Program Management (DAVPM).

• How armoured vehicles in the Australian Army may stay alive

Looks at the Australian Army's AFV capabilities, the problems they have with survivability right now, and their plans for the future to make operations more successful.

Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Rooney is in charge of the Australian Army's Armoured Infantry, Land Combat Vehicle Program, and AHQ.

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Focus Day: Integrated Protection Systems

The Integrated Protection Systems Focus Day will convene experts from DSTL, Armasuisse, the British Army, the German MoD, and Latvia’s Armed Forces to address the growing need for layered defence against emerging threats such as ATGMs and UAS. This dedicated day will explore how overlapping protection capabilities are being developed and deployed to safeguard armoured platforms in increasingly contested environments.

*A preview of Focus Day Speakers

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Meet the Conference Chair: Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) James de St John-Pryce
With an career in reconnaissance, armoured capability development, and global crisis response, Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) James de St John-Pryce (Former CO ATDU and Director, DeFennec Solutions), brings insight to this year’s discussions.

* FAVS 2025 Chair, Lt Col (Ret.) James de St John-Pryce, speaking at last year’s conference

In his welcome address, Lt Col (Ret.) James de St John-Pryce notes:
"This conference is the perfect forum for these important topics, promoting dedicated discussions and networking opportunities to enhance the approaches, analyses, and solutions to address operator requirements with the very latest developments in armoured vehicle power system capabilities."

You may read the chairman’s full letter from this link:

Network with the Survivability Community

Connect with a global audience of military and industry leaders, including: ·  

*FAVS 2024 Networking Sessions

The company informs that 82% of tickets already sold and calls to reserve the seat. Military & Government personnel attend for £1597. You may reserve your ticket from this link.

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