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Anduril Offers Autonomous Air Vehicles, Rocket Motors To Europe In Partnership With Rheinmetall

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, June 18th, 2025

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Anduril Offers Autonomous Air Vehicles, Rocket Motors To Europe In Partnership With Rheinmetall

Pictured is what Anduril calls a full-scale representation of its Fury offering for the first increment of CCA.

Anduril Industries is offering its Barracuda and Fury air vehicles to Europe through a partnership with Germany’s Rheinmetall, which will provide its digital platform that will integrate the autonomous air systems, the companies said on Wednesday. The strategic partnership also includes Anduril’s solid rocket motor capabilities for potential use in Europe. The two companies are already partnering to provide their respective counter-drone capabilities for solutions offerings, and on the U.S. Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program. The latest collaboration includes…

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