Hm, this may be in connection with the Navy/Marines requirement for an Assault Breacher Vehicle that is supposed to be programmed for Horizon 2 (as indicated in that PN infographic of its planned acquisitions).
On the other hand, I've heard that the Army just signed a deal with Elbit for tracked bridging vehicles, so this may be another acquisition aimed at acquiring heavy combat engineering equipment.
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Manufacturer's webpageBrochure (PDF)FNSS - KUNDUZ Amfibi Zırhlı Muharebe İstihkam İş Makinası Tanıtım Filmi (Youtube)Upon further research, the Kunduz appears to be an improved version of the American M9 ACE. Improvements include increasing crew size to 2, airconditioning system with CBRN protection, mine and ballistic protection, improved amphibious capability, thermal/day camera.
The pre-existing vehicle on which the Kunduz is based on: the M9 Armored Combat Earthmover
M9 Armored Combat Earthmover[Video] The Army Combat Earthmover (ACE)