Notes: Built on the same chassis as the XA-181 Crotale vehicle, the J-1000 is an Ericsson Giraffe radar of French make mounted on an XA-180-series chassis. The radar dish is mounted on a mast that can be raised 15 meters above the roof of the vehicle. The radar has a range of 50 km. This vehicle is used to increase the detection and tracking range of vehicles such as the XA-181 or certain antiaircraft guns, or provide radar to missile and gun systems that require a separate radar unit or do not otherwise have radar. Before raising the radar mast, four outriggers are deployed, one at each corner of the vehicle.

Notes: This Finnish antiaircraft vehicle, chosen by the Finnish government over the protests of the Finnish Army, is a 10x10 Piranha III topped with the same turret as the Swedish TriAD self-propelled antiaircraft gun. The Finnish government's analysis told them that this chassis was able to carry more ammunition than a comparably equipped XA-180-series vehicle, and would be better despite the increased weight, decreased mobility, and increased fuel consumption.

Notes: This Finnish antiaircraft vehicle is an XA-180 with a turret mounting a Crotale NG (New Generation) missile system. As a New Generation vehicle, it does not require a separate radar unit to make intercepts, though it often uses one to increase the detection range, as the range on the on-board radar is about 20 km. The launcher consists of two 4-round launcher tubes. In this version, passengers are not carried, the rear area being taken up by turret mechanisms, computers and fire control equipment, and a small crew.