Naval Group is showcasing its comprehensive range of ships, systems, and services as well as its new solutions designed to meet the challenges driven by high intensity and hybrid naval combat.

Naval Group is displaying its product families that build on ships proven at sea and in combat, as well as on operational production lines. Alongside, the group is presenting its latest developments on the simultaneous use of various technologies: drones, AI and data analytics, information superiority provided by radar and sonar, cyber capabilities, and the principle of fleet hybridization.

These include the ranges of combat-ready ships such as the FDI frigate family, the Gowind family of multi-mission surface combatant, the Blacksword Barracuda and the Scorpène conventional attack submarines. Naval Group is also showcasing naval drones & autonomous systems, counter-drone systems, and a concept ship SCX26. The SCX 26 is a research project that brings together responses to new operational requirements, lessons learnt from recent conflicts and medium to long-term technological developments, with a view to testing hypotheses regarding a still highly theoretical ship concept designed for the naval combat of the future. The design of the SCX26 is based on tried-and-tested solutions, but also on technological breakthroughs that are likely to become available soon.