List of future ships of the Swedish Navy

This is a list of future ships of the Swedish Navy.

Ships ordered

Submarine service

Class Quantity Origin Image Type Builder Ship No. Comm. Dp. Notes
Submarines ordered (2)
Blekinge class

Projekt A26

2 Sweden – Diesel-electric / AIP, attack submarines Saab Kockums HSwMS Blekinge – 2031 to 2035

(Delayed from 2028 / 2029)

1,925 tonnes[1] (surfaced)

2,100 tonnes[2] (submerged)

[3][4][5][1]
HSwMS Skåne –

Combat surface fleet

Class Quantity Origin Image Type Builder Ship No. Comm. Dp. Notes
Frigates / Corvettes (4)
Luleå class 4 TBD — Frigate

(AAW, ASuW and ASW)

- HSwMS Luleå – 2030 to 2035 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes [6][7][8]
HSwMS Norrköping –
HSwMS Trelleborg –
HSwMS Halmstad –
Fast attack crafts and light boats (108)
Granatkastarbåt 8 Sweden — Mortar vessels Swede Ship Marine

(Djupvik shipyard)

– – 2027 to 2028 – [9][10][11]

Vessels equipped with Patria NEMO Navy mortar systems.

– –
– –
– –
– –
– –
– –
– –
MSMB typ 200

"Mindre Snabbgående MotorBåt"

Up to 100[a] Sweden — Speedboats Svekon

(Svensk Konstruktionstjänst AB)

– – From 2026 – [13][14]

Alukin CW950 design.

Watercat M9 20 Finland Landing craft Marine Alutech Oy – – 2028 – [15]
Autonomous underwater vehicles
AUV62-MR Undisclosed Sweden – Mine hunting robot Saab – – From 2026 – [16][17]
Gavia AUV Undisclosed United States – Portable, modular, autonomous underwater vehicles Teledyne – – 2025 to 2028 – [18][19]

Initially designed for seabed mapping and high-resolution sonar imaging.

Auxiliary fleet

Class Quantity Origin Image Type Builder Ship No. Comm. Dp. Notes
Support ships (2)
Arbetsfartyg 2 Spain – Torpedo / robot salvage, and diving vessel Astilleros Armon Vigo SA HSwMS Tumlaren – 2027 1,000 tonnes Ships ordered in February 2024.[20][21]

Successor of the HSwMS Pelikanen and the HSwMS Pelikanen

HSwMS Sälen – 2028
Logistics boat (4)
TBD 4 Sweden – Pusher / coastal tugboat Freire Shipyard – – 2029 840 tonnes [22][23][24]
– – 2029
– – 2030
– – 2030

Ships planned to be ordered

Submarine service

Class Quantity Origin Image Type Builder Ship No. Comm. Dp. Notes
Submarines planned (4)
Projekt A30 4 Sweden – Attack submarines Saab Kockums – – Planned for 2038 – [25][26]
– – –
– – –
– – –
Underwater drones
SMaRC AUV

Swedish Maritime Robotics Centre

Unknown Sweden – Autonomous underwater vehicles FMV, KTH and Saab – – – – [27]

See also

List of active Swedish Navy ships

References

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  23. ^ "FMV påbörjar upphandling av nya trängfartyg". www.fmv.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 24 April 2025.
  24. ^ Manuel, Rojoef (31 May 2024). "Sweden Begins Procurement of Four Military Tugboats". The Defense Post. Retrieved 24 April 2025.
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  1. ^ Framework agreement for up to 100 speedboats MSMB typ 200, with delivery under agreement by 2033. 100 boats were originally acquired.[12]
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