Notes: This vehicle is the Fire Support Team Vehicle version of the CV-9040. In this role, the turret is replaced with one mounting advanced electronics. 4 extra radios are added, a laser designator is added to the turret, and computers for fire solutions are inside the vehicle. The CV-90E can spot for artillery even while moving, and can instantly relay fire solutions to linked artillery and mortar units. The thermal imaging on this vehicle is 2^nd generation, 150% normal range. Map and plotting boards complete the package. This vehicle is known to the Swedish as the EpBv-90.

Notes: This vehicle is known to the Swedish as the Epbv-3022. It is used as a FISTV, and is issued at the rate of 10 per armored brigade to spot for artillery. In this role, the Pbv-302 chassis has an extra cupola opposite the gun turret, with an image intensifier and laser designator. This cupola is manually operated, unlike the gun turret. The passenger compartment has three radios, a map board, a plotting board, and land navigation computer. Externally, the Epbv-3022 is recognized by that extra cupola, its three antennae, and the extra flotation aids to cope with the added weight.

Notes: This is the FDC (Fire Direction Center) version of the Pbv-302 armored personnel carrier. It is known to the Swedish as the Bplpbv-3023. This vehicle has a raised area in the rear carrying additional equipment. The Bplpbv-3023 carries a crew of 7; four radios, a fire direction computer, and equipment for laying wire communications between it and artillery or mortar vehicles.