Ravlyk UGV Equipped With FZ275 Guided Missile Launcher

Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies presented the UGV UMP-3 Ravlyk with the FZ800 Mod.1 missile launcher.

This was reported by Militarnyi from the MSPO 2026 international exhibition in Poland.

It can be equipped with FZ275 LGR laser-guided missiles or conventional 70-mm unguided aviation rockets.

The FZ800 is equipped with a removable, dual-purpose FZ125 universal mounting mechanism. This design ensures secure holding and launch of both complex guided munitions and FFAR (Folding-Fin Aerial Rocket) or WA (Wrap-Around / Wrap-Around Fin) rockets.

The FZ800 Mod.1 launcher is 2,003 mm long and 252 mm in diameter. The empty launcher module weighs 41 kg.

Depending on the type of missiles and warheads loaded, the maximum weight of the fully loaded launcher ranges from 107 to 131 kg.

The missiles are launched using digital fire control systems integrated into the overall onboard complex.

The launcher is mounted on the turret of the six-wheeled, remotely controlled UMP-3 Ravlyk robot.

The 670-kg platform is capable of carrying up to 500 kg of payload and towing a trailer weighing up to 2,500 kg.

The 6×6 chassis provides a top speed of up to 12 km/h and a range of over 50 km on a single charge.

Recently, Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies and the Danish company Vidar Industries agreed to establish a joint venture in Denmark for the serial production of the Ravlyk UGV.

According to the division of responsibilities, UUT will continue to oversee the development, systems engineering, and refinement of the platform in Ukraine.