History

The UMP-3 Ravlyk is a Ukrainian six-wheeled remotely controlled unmanned ground vehicle developed by Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies. The platform is designed to carry payloads and can be configured with weapon systems.

Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies presented the UMP-3 Ravlyk at the MSPO 2026 exhibition in Poland with an FZ800 Mod.1 rocket launcher mounted on a turret. This configuration can employ FZ275 LGR laser-guided rockets or conventional 70 mm unguided aircraft rockets.

The company also agreed with Danish company Vidar Industries to establish a joint venture in Denmark for serial production of the Ravlyk. Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies is to continue managing development, systems engineering, and further improvement of the platform in Ukraine.

Design

Platform and mobility

The UMP-3 Ravlyk uses a 6×6 wheeled chassis and is remotely controlled. The vehicle has a mass of 670 kg and can carry up to 500 kg of payload. It can also tow a trailer weighing up to 2,500 kg.

The chassis provides a maximum travel speed of 12 km/h. Its stated range on one battery charge is more than 50 km.

FZ800 Mod.1 launcher integration

The configuration displayed at MSPO 2026 carried an FZ800 Mod.1 launcher on a turret. The launcher can be loaded with FZ275 LGR laser-guided rockets or conventional 70 mm unguided rockets.

The FZ800 Mod.1 uses a removable FZ125 dual-purpose universal retention mechanism. It is intended to secure and launch guided ammunition as well as FFAR folding-fin rockets and WA wrap-around-fin rockets.

The launcher is 2,003 mm long and 252 mm in diameter. The empty launcher module weighs 41 kg. Depending on the rockets and warheads installed, the complete loaded launcher weighs between 107 and 131 kg.

Rocket firing is controlled through digital fire-control systems integrated with the vehicle's onboard systems.

Program status

The UMP-3 Ravlyk was publicly displayed at MSPO 2026 in Poland in the FZ800 Mod.1 launcher configuration. The available source also reports an agreement between Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies and Vidar Industries to establish a Danish joint venture for serial production. It does not provide a confirmed date for the start of serial production or operational service.

Specifications (UMP-3 Ravlyk)

General characteristics

  • Configuration: 6×6 wheeled unmanned ground vehicle
  • Control: Remote control
  • Vehicle mass: 670 kg
  • Payload capacity: Up to 500 kg
  • Towing capacity: Up to 2,500 kg

Performance

  • Maximum speed: 12 km/h
  • Range per charge: More than 50 km

Armament configuration shown at MSPO 2026

  • Launcher: FZ800 Mod.1
  • Compatible guided rocket: FZ275 LGR laser-guided rocket
  • Other compatible rockets: 70 mm unguided aircraft rockets, including FFAR and WA types
  • Launcher length: 2,003 mm
  • Launcher diameter: 252 mm
  • Empty launcher mass: 41 kg
  • Loaded launcher mass: 107-131 kg depending on rockets and warheads

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