Joint Light Tactical Vehicle

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, marketed by Oshkosh as the L-ATV or Light Combat Tactical All-Terrain Vehicle, is a light utility and combat multi-role vehicle selected under the Army-led JLTV program to partly replace the AM General Humvee. It was designed to give protection comparable to the heavier and less maneuverable MRAP class. Oshkosh first showed the L-ATV at AUSA in October 2011, delivered its first prototype in August 2013 and won the program in August 2015 with a $6.75 billion initial contract for the first 16,901 vehicles. The first delivery order of March 2016 was for 657 vehicles, initial operational capability came in the Marine Corps in 2019, and in 2023 the Army chose AM General for the A2 recompete, while Oshkosh keeps the right to build JLTVs for direct commercial sale.