Mission Master family
Canadian-developed modular ground-robot family with separate SP, CXT and XT configurations and a September 2026 US Marine Corps order.
- Country / region
- Canada
- Programme status
- Order / production commitment
- Sources reviewed
- 21 Sept 2026
- Primary domain
- Land
- System type
- Ground multirole vehicle
- Developer / manufacturer
- Rheinmetall Canada
- Origin / production countries
- Canada
- Other names
- Rheinmetall Mission Master
- Variants / configurations
- SP; SP2; CXT; CXT2; XT; XT2
- Operators / programme customers
- US Marine Corps experimentation and procurement; Japanese Ministry of Defence test procurement; Other customer acquisitions described by Rheinmetall
Evidence & current status
Current page establishes SP2/CXT2/XT2 identities and revised CXT2/XT2 payload/range. Older brochure dimensions and mass are historical configuration values. The September 2026 US order names SP; it is not automatically renamed SP2. Marine-kit load and endurance remain unspecified.
Role & capabilities
- Logistics support
- Casualty evacuation configurations
- Observation modules
- Assisted and autonomous driving options
Specifications in context
- Configuration
- Distinct SP/SP2, CXT/CXT2 and XT/XT2 vehicle generations
Current site identifies second-generation platforms; older brochure data remains explicitly separated.
Source ↗ - Mobility
- CXT2: diesel-electric hybrid; SP2 battery-powered configuration described
Generation-specific claims; no common family powertrain.
Source ↗ - Dimensions
- SP: 3.05 × 1.52 × 1.02 m; CXT: 3.16 × 2.25 × 1.53 m; XT: 3.72 × 2.55 × 1.90 m
October 2024 base configurations; not CXT2.
Source ↗ - Mass
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
Source ↗ - Payload
- CXT2 and XT2: up to 1,000 kg
Current manufacturer page; not an SP2 or marine-kit rating.
Source ↗ - Endurance
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
Source ↗ - Range
- CXT2: 450 km total, including 50 km battery-only; XT2: up to 750 km
Current second-generation supplier figures; do not substitute for original CXT/XT.
Source ↗ - Speed
- SP and XT: up to 40 km/h; CXT: up to 70 km/h
Land-speed figures for the brochure configurations.
Source ↗ - Terrain / environment
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
Source ↗ - Sensors
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
Source ↗ - Communications / control
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
Source ↗ - Launch / deployment
- Not established in the reviewed public sources.
Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted.
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