Notes: This vehicle belongs to Sweden's previous generation of tank destroyers, and yet was not out of service at the turn of the century. 210 of these vehicles were produced. The Ikv-91 is armed with a 90mm gun compatible with standard 90mm NATO ammunition. The commander, loader, and gunner exit through hatches in the turret deck, while the driver has a hatch on the deck on the front left side. The commander and gunner have periscopes that are the equivalent of binoculars as well as night vision devices. The Ikv-91 is designed for operations in northern Sweden, and is sure-footed on difficult terrain. The engine has a preheater to ensure that it starts in cold weather. The commander can control the gun as well as the gunner, but the commander has no access to the fire control computer, and his shots are at +2 at best.

Notes: This is a tank destroyer based on the CV-9040 chassis. Instead of the normal turret, the Ikv-98 mounts a GIAT TML turret armed with a NATO 105mm gun. This vehicle was produced in tandem with the Ikv-99; originally meant for export purposes, the Swedes have been aggressively marketing this vehicle and the Ikv-99.

The Ikv-99 is a tank destroyer based on the CV-9040 chassis. Instead of the normal turret, the Ikv-99 mounts a larger turret armed with a 120mm Rheinmetall cannon. This vehicle was meant to replace the much older Ikv-91, since that vehicle's 90mm gun lacks the penetration to defeat newer tanks.

Twilight 2000 Notes: Both of these vehicles were placed into mass production and used by Sweden in the Twilight War.