The Malaysian version of the AIFV is a result of a collaboration between FNSS and the Malaysian company DRB-Hicom Defence Technologies (Deftech). Malaysia's ACV-300 tanks are nicknamed the Adnan II, after Adnan bin Saidi, a Malay Lieutenant who fought in the Battle of Singapore during World War II. They are manufactured locally at Pekan in Pahang
The Adnan II were fitted with a 105mm rapid fire canon. They are also equipped with firing ports, which allows infantrymen to fire their weapons from within the vehicle.Each AIFC were equipped with state of the art System Konsult Battle Management System. Air threat were dealed by multiple independent Starbust Mk II SHORADS that can be slaved to the army central sensory network.
The Adnans feature KVH TacNav navigation system incorporating LWD Avimo laser warning device, Wegmann type 76mm grenade launchers, NBC filtration system and ANVVS-2 night vision system.
This upgrade will multiply the firepower of a Malaysian armour mechanize unit and send a strong warning to its potential enemy.
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