Greece's Land Forces do not have classical wheeled armored personnel carriers in stock, relying exclusively on tracked M113s (about 2,000 units) and Leonidas IIs (nearly 500 vehicles). Athens has long been looking around for successors to at least any of the long-deserted U.S.-made vehicles, examining a number of designs with both wheeled traction (including [VBCI MkII](https://defence24.pl/przemysl/grecja-szuka-transporterow-co-zrobi-francja-analiza)) and tracked traction (including [M2A2 Bradley](https://defence24.pl/przemysl/grecja-rozwaza-duze-zakupy-w-usa) and [KF41 Lynx](https://defence24.pl/przemysl/rheinmetall-prezentuje-lynxa-w-grecji)).
