List of tanks of the Soviet Union

T-34 tanks headed to the front.

This List of tanks of the Soviet Union lists tanks produced by the Soviet Union.^[1]

Imperial Russia, World War I

The Tsar Tank

• Tractor of F. Blinov
• Vezdekhod
• Tsar tank
• Tank of V.D. Mendeleev (project)
• Tank of Rybinsk Works (project)

After World War I and early World War II

Tankettes

T-17 tankette.

• T-17
• T-23
• T-27 based on the Carden Loyd tankette

Amphibious light tanks

• T-37
• T-38

Light tanks

• Locally built copy of the Renault FT
• M-48
• T-18 (MS-1)
• T-19
• T-26 mod.1931
• T-26 based on the Vickers 6-Ton
• T-46
• T-127
  

  BT-2 fast tank.
• BT-2
• BT-5
• BT-7
• BT-7M, or BT-8
• BT-SV, or BT-SW-2
• Teletank (TT)

Flame-throwing tanks

• OT-26
• OT-34

Medium tanks

• T-24
• Tank Grotte (TG) (experimental)
• T-28

Heavy Tanks

• T-35
• T-42 (prototype)

World War II

The list does not include all vehicles, as there were many more experimental, or otherwise rare vehicles.

Light tanks

• T-40 amphibious light tank
• T-50
• T-60
• T-70
• T-80
• A-20 (Experimental)
• LTTB

Medium tanks

• T-34
• T-34-85
• T-34M (also known as the A-43) (not serially produced)
• T-43 tank (not serially produced)
• T-44
• A-44 (not serially produced)
• KV-13
• T-28

Heavy tanks

• IS-1
• IS-2
• IS-2 mod 1944
• KV-1
• KV-2
• KV-1S
• KV-3 (Blueprints only)
• KV-4 (Blueprints only)
• KV-5 (Blueprints only)
• KV-85 (Stopgap)
• KV-220 (experimental)
• KV-8 (Flamethrower)
• KV-8S (Flamethrower)
• Object 260 (Experimental)
• SMK (experimental)
• ST-I (Blueprints only)
• T-100 tank (experimental)
• T-150 (experimental)

Tank destroyers and assault guns

• AT-1 (Experimental)
• ISU-122
• ISU-152
• SU-76
• SU-76I
• SU-85
• SU-100
• SU-100Y
• SU-100S
• SU-101
• SU-122
• SU-122-44
• SU-152

Self-Propelled Guns

• SU-18 (Blueprints)
• SU-26
• SU-5
• ZiS-30
• SU-122A
• SU-8
• SU-14-1
• S-51 (U-19)
• SU-14-2
• 212A
• SU-152

Lend-Lease Tanks

• Tetrarch
• LVT
• Valentine Tank
• Churchill Tank
• Matilda II
• M3 Stuart
• M3 Lee
• M4 Sherman
• M10 tank destroyer
• M24 Chaffee
• M18 Hellcat
• M26 Pershing

After World War II

Amphibious light tanks

• PT-76

Medium and Main Battle Tanks

• T-54/55
• T-62
• T-64
• T-72
• T-80
• Object 140 (Prototype phase, cancelled)
• Object 416 (Prototype phase, cancelled)
• Object 478

Heavy tanks

• IS-3
• IS-4
• IS-6 (Experimental)
• IS-7 (Experimental)
• T-10 (IS-8)
• Object 279 (Experimental)

Tank destroyers and assault guns

• SU-100P
• Object 268 (experimental)
• Object 704 (experimental)
• SU-122-54

Self-Propelled Guns

• Object 261 (Cancelled in design phase)
• 2S1 Gvozdika
• 2S19 Msta

Post-Soviet tanks

Light Tank

• 2S25 (Russia)

Main Battle Tank

• T-84 (Ukraine)
• T-90 (Russia)
• Object 640, also known as Black Eagle (Russia, cancelled in favour of T-90 & T-95)
• Object 195, also known as T-95 (Russia, cancelled)
• T-14 Armata
• BM Oplot (Ukraine)

Self-Propelled Guns

• 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV

References

• Milsom, John (1971). Russian Tanks, 1900–1970: The Complete Illustrated History of Soviet Armoured Theory and Design, Harrisburg Penn.: Stackpole Books. ISBN 0-8117-1493-4.
• Zaloga, Steven J., James Grandsen (1984). Soviet Tanks and Combat Vehicles of World War Two, London: Arms and Armour Press. ISBN 0-85368-606-8.

See also

• Tanks in the Soviet Union