Jankel announced in January 2016 that the Belgian government had awarded the company a contract contract for 108 Jankel Fox Rapid Response Vehicles (RRVs).
These are the first Fox family vehicles to be delivered on the Toyota Hilux chassis.
Fox variants are now available on either a Land Cruiser or Hilux chassis.
In addition to the base vehicles, Belgium has ordered 38 removable protection kits and ring mounts for mounting 12.7 mm HMGs or 40 mm AGLs on 60 of the vehicles (all 108 can mount 7.62 mm MGs).
Jankel will also provide 76 mm smoke grenade launchers, communications antennas, and installation kits for (government-furnished) communications equipment.

In March 2018 Jankel announced a second award from the Belgian MoD, this a contract for 199 Light Troop Transport Vehicles (LTTVs) that will be delivered between 2019 and 2021.
Based on a Mercedes-Benz Unimog U5000 chassis, the LTTV fleet will be procured in four variants: special operations forces (SOF), rangers, ambulance and command post.
The rear portion of each vehicle, known as the ‘mission module’ can be completely removed and interchanged between different base platforms.

In September 2018 Jankel displayed a new 6x6 variant of the Fox light tactical vehicle range.
The 6x6 Fox has a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 6,300 kg with a configurable payload of up to 3,000 kg and is capable of speeds up to 155 km/h at maximum GVW.
For the new 6x6 variants, Jankel partnered with NSV and MDT of Australia and the vehicles use Multidrive technology that has been used commercially and was originally developed in Australia and manufactured by NSV.
The company also announced their achievement of Direct Partnership certification from Mercedes-Benz.
This partnership arrangement gives Jankel access to otherwise unavailable levels of technical information and support from Mercedes-Benz.

During the first three months of 2019 Jankel announced ‘production ready’ status for the latest generation of the Hunter Tactical Intervention Vehicle (TIV).
The Hunter TIV will be built at JLVM.
At the time of the announcement Jankel revealed that the company had over 350 vehicles in service across 11 countries in the Middle east and neighbouring regions.
The company also made two US-related announcements: Jankel Tactical Systems was awarded contracts to supply armoured Chevrolet Suburbans and Toyota Land Cruisers to the US Marshals Service and the US Customs and Border Patrol, and was also awarded three contracts to supply BLASTech mitigation seats to a US based MRAP provider.
The contracts value is undisclosed but stated to be multi-million dollar.
In October 2019 the company announced the award of a Lifecycle Management Services (LMS) contract by the US DOD.
The award (initially of a 12-month duration) will see Jankel delivering a service provision package in support of a wide range of non-standard tactical and armoured military and civilian vehicles.
Within the range of supported platforms will be Jankel’s own civilian armored vehicles (CAVs) and multiple other tactical wheeled vehicles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), operated by US DOD.
Jankel announced in January 2016 that the Belgian government had awarded the company a contract contract for 108 Jankel Fox Rapid Response Vehicles (RRVs). These are the first Fox family vehicles to be delivered on the Toyota Hilux chassis. Fox variants are now available on either a Land Cruiser or Hilux chassis. In addition to the base vehicles, Belgium has ordered 38 removable protection kits and ring mounts for mounting 12.7 mm HMGs or 40 mm AGLs on 60 of the vehicles (all 108 can mount 7.62 mm MGs). Jankel will also provide 76 mm smoke grenade launchers, communications antennas, and installation kits for (government-furnished) communications equipment. 
In March 2018 Jankel announced a second award from the Belgian MoD, this a contract for 199 Light Troop Transport Vehicles (LTTVs) that will be delivered between 2019 and 2021. Based on a Mercedes-Benz Unimog U5000 chassis, the LTTV fleet will be procured in four variants: special operations forces (SOF), rangers, ambulance and command post. The rear portion of each vehicle, known as the ‘mission module’ can be completely removed and interchanged between different base platforms. 
In September 2018 Jankel displayed a new 6x6 variant of the Fox light tactical vehicle range. The 6x6 Fox has a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 6,300 kg with a configurable payload of up to 3,000 kg and is capable of speeds up to 155 km/h at maximum GVW. For the new 6x6 variants, Jankel partnered with NSV and MDT of Australia and the vehicles use Multidrive technology that has been used commercially and was originally developed in Australia and manufactured by NSV. The company also announced their achievement of Direct Partnership certification from Mercedes-Benz. This partnership arrangement gives Jankel access to otherwise unavailable levels of technical information and support from Mercedes-Benz.
During the first three months of 2019 Jankel announced ‘production ready’ status for the latest generation of the Hunter Tactical Intervention Vehicle (TIV). The Hunter TIV will be built at JLVM. At the time of the announcement Jankel revealed that the company had over 350 vehicles in service across 11 countries in the Middle east and neighbouring regions. The company also made two US-related announcements: Jankel Tactical Systems was awarded contracts to supply armoured Chevrolet Suburbans and Toyota Land Cruisers to the US Marshals Service and the US Customs and Border Patrol, and was also awarded three contracts to supply BLASTech mitigation seats to a US based MRAP provider. The contracts value is undisclosed but stated to be multi-million dollar. In October 2019 the company announced the award of a Lifecycle Management Services (LMS) contract by the US DOD. The award (initially of a 12-month duration) will see Jankel delivering a service provision package in support of a wide range of non-standard tactical and armoured military and civilian vehicles. Within the range of supported platforms will be Jankel’s own civilian armored vehicles (CAVs) and multiple other tactical wheeled vehicles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), operated by US DOD.
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