List of tanks

The numbers in () indicate the number of tanks produced.

Table of contents

1 World War I 1.1 Germany 1.2 France 1.3 United Kingdom 2 World War II 2.4 Australia 2.5 Czechoslovakia 2.6 Germany 2.7 Hungary 2.8 France 2.9 Italy 2.10 Japan 2.11 Poland 2.12 Soviet Union 2.13 Sweden 2.14 United Kingdom 2.15 United States 3 Modern 3.16 Brazil 3.17 China 3.18 Germany 3.19 France 3.20 India 3.21 Israel 3.22 Italy 3.23 Japan 3.24 Norway 3.25 Pakistan 3.26 Poland 3.27 South Africa 3.28 South Korea 3.29 Soviet Union/Russia 3.30 Sweden 3.31 United Kingdom 3.32 United States 4 Notes

World War I

Germany

• Sturmpanzerwagen A7V (20)
• K-Wagen (5 late war prototypes were never completed and were later destroyed by Allied Disarmament Commission)

France

• Schneider CA1 (~400)
• St. Chamond (~400)
• Renault FT-17 (3800+)

United Kingdom

• Mark I
• Mark II
• Mark III
• Mark IV
• Mark V
• Whippet

World War II

Australia

• Sentinel (66)

Czechoslovakia

• LT-35 (called Panzer 35(t) in German use)
• LT-38 (called Panzer 38(t) in German use)

Germany

During World War II, Germany produced 24,630 tanks.

• Panzer I (3970)
• Panzer II (3996)
• Panzer III (5728)
• Panzer IV (11900+)
• Panzer 35(t)
• Panzer 38(t)
• Panzer V - Panther (~6000)
• Panzer VI - Tiger I (1,355) (i)
• Panzer VI - Tiger II (485)
• Maus (2 completed, 9 halted in production)

Hungary

• Toldi (202)
• Turan (424)

France

Some of the tanks produced in France before the 1940 campaign.

• AMR-33, AMR-35 (323)
• Hotchkiss H-39 (~1200)
• Renault Char B1 (350+)
• Renault R-35 (~1800)
• Somua S-35 (~500)

Italy

• CV-33, CV-35 (tankette)
• M-13/40
• M 14/41 (~1100)

Japan

• Type 94 TK (843)
• Type 97 Te-Ke (593)
• Type 95 Ha-Go (2375)

• Type 97 Chi-Ha (2200+)

Poland

• TK-3, TKS (tankette, ~560)
• 7TP (132)

Soviet Union

• T-26 (~12000)
• BT-2, BT-5, BT-7 (7000+)
• T-28 (~500)
• T-34 (34000 + 18000)
• T-35 (61)
• KV-1 (9200+)
• IS-2 (7600+)

Sweden

• Stridsvagn m/40

United Kingdom

• Carden-Loyd Mk.VI Tankette
• Light tank Mk.VI
• Cruiser Mk I (125)
• Cruiser Mk II (205)
• Cruiser Mk III (65)
• Cruiser Mk IV (655)
• Cruiser Mk V Covenanter (1700+)
• Cruiser Mk VI Crusader (5300)
• Cruiser Mk VII Cavalier (500)
• Cruiser Mk VIII Centaur (950)
• Cruiser Mk VIII Cromwell
• Cruiser Mk VIII Challenger
• Infantry tank Mk I Matilda (140)
• Infantry tank Mk II Matilda (1900+)
• Infantry tank Mk III Valentine (8200+)
• Infantry tank Mk IV Churchill (5700+)
• Vickers 6-Ton (Vickers Mk. E) (~150, export only)
• Vickers Medium tank Mark II (160)

United States

• M3/M5 Stuart
• M24 Chaffee
• M3 Lee (~7200)
• M4 Sherman (58,000+)
• M6
• M26 Pershing (1400+)

Modern

Brazil

• EE-T1 Osório
• MB-3 Tamoyo

China

• Type 59
• Type 69/79
• Type 88
• Type 90
• Type 96
• Type 98

Germany

• Leopard

France

• AMX 13
• AMX 30
• Leclerc

India

• Arjun
• Vijayanta

Israel

• Merkava
• Magah (upgraded M60 Patton tank)
• Sabra (upgraded M60 Patton tank)

Italy

• Ariete

Japan

• Type 74
• Type 90

Norway

• NM-116 (complet upgrading of the M24 Chaffee

Pakistan

• Al-Khalid MBT

Poland

• PT-91

South Africa

• Olifant MBT

South Korea

• K1A1

Soviet Union/Russia

• T-10
• T-55
• T-62
• T-64
• T-72
• T-80
• T-90

Sweden

• Stridsvagn 103

United Kingdom

• Centurion
• Chieftain
• Challenger
• Vickers MBT
• Scorpion

United States

• M48 Patton
• M60
• M1 Abrams
• M551 Sheridan

=See also=

List of soviet tanks Tank history

Notes

• i -- Although 1,350 is a common figure, World War II magazine reported the figure of 1,355 in their January 1994 edition (p.16)