The Iveco LMV or Light Multirole Vehicle is an innovative tactical vehicle, developed to reduce threat posed by improvised explosive devices and landmines. It was developed as a private venture. The LMV is in service with Italy, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Norway, Spain and the United Kingdom. The LMV is called VTLM Lince by the Italian military and Panther CLV in the United Kingdom.

Modular protection of the Iveco LMV can be adjusted to suit mission requirements. Vehicle uses modular armor packs and has a collapsible V-shaped floor, which deflects mine blasts. Seats are attached to a roll-bar rather than floor. The Iveco LMV is more survivable than conventional light utility vehicles and trucks.

Vehicle is powered by the Iveco F1D turbocharged diesel engine, developing 190 horsepower. The Iveco LMV is fitted with run-flat tyres and self-recovery winch.

The Iveco LMV is available in a number of variants. Two different wheelbases, 3.2 and 3.5 m are available. A two door, two seater is also available. A stretched variant provides accommodation for 7 men, including the driver. The Iveco LMV can be equipped as a field ambulance or command vehicle. There is also an open-top special forces vehicle. Various light crew served weapons cam be mounted. The British Panther CLV provides seating for four occupants, including the driver.