— armed with four Hellfire missiles in the ready to fire position. ACV-300 — Fitted with a 300 hp powerpack similar to the M113A3, but with high power. ACV-350 — Fitted with a 350 hp powerpack. ACV-S — A stretched version of the AIFV with an additional road wheel and extra armor giving resistance to 14.5mm AP projectiles, with an upgraded 350 or 400 hp powerpack. Weight is 18,000 kg. A variety of turrets are available, including 12.7mm, 25mm (FNSS Sharpshooter Turret) and 30 mm as well as an Eryx missile launcher and 120mm mortar turret. UAE variants ACV-RV (Armored Recovery Vehicle) ACV-AESV (Armored Engineering Squad Vehicle) ACV-AFOV (Armored Artillery FO Vehicle) ACV-ACPV (Armored Command Post Vehicle) Note: all are ACV-350 and fitted with air-conditioning and an over-pressure NBC system. Operators Current operators Bahrain, 25 Netherlands-origin YPR-765 ACV delivered in 1996, 42 Belgium-origin AIFV-IFV delivered in 2008, 8 (est.) Belgium-origin AIFV-APC delivered in 2008 Chile, 139 YPR-765s purchased from the Netherlands and Belgium. Egypt, More than 1,000 YPR-765s purchased from the Netherlands and Belgium since 1996. Jordan, 441 YPR-765s purchased from the Netherlands, 58 AIFV-Bs purchased from Belgium. Lebanon, 16 ex-Belgian AIFV-B-C25 vehicles. Morocco, 90 ex-Belgian AIFV-B-C25 and 20 AIFV-B-.50, delivered in 2008. Netherlands, now only uses the YPR-806 A1 PRB (pantserrupsberging) and YPR-KMar (Koninklijke Marechaussee). Malaysia, 267 FNSS ACV-15 vehicles received, plus previous 111 KIFV variants known as MIFV (Malaysian Infantry Fighting Vehicle). Philippines, 58 vehicles, composed of 45 AIFV-25 and 6 AIFV-ARV received from the United States in 1979, 6 ACV-300 APCs and 1 ACV-ARV received from FNSS of Turkey in 2010 and 2004, respectively. Russia, at least 3 YPR-765 captured in Ukraine during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Serbia, undisclosed number of Dutch YPR-765 captured in Bosnia during the civil war 1992-1995, currently 2 in use by Serbian Gendarmerie Turkey, 2,249 were produced under licence (1,698 between 1990-2000 and 551 between 2001-2004) 1,380 × AAPC 650 × AIFV 48 × ATV 170 × AMV also some engineering and ambulance variants. United Arab Emirates, 133 vehicles received from Turkey. Ukraine, unknown number received from the Netherlands. Former operators Belgium, all vehicles replaced by MOWAG Piranha III Netherlands 2,079 vehicles. Known locally as the YPR-765. Most have been replaced by a combination of CV9035NL, Fennek and Boxer vehicles. References Jane's Armour and Artillery 2005-2006 SIPRI Database Notes External links AIFV on Jane's AIFV on Henrik Clausen's Military Vehicles