List of MTU Friedrichshafen military engines
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This page lists the military engines of MTU Friedrichshafen.
List of engines for military vehicles
This section focuses on past, present and future engines for military vehicles.[1][2]
Engines for indirect fire vehicles
This section lists the mortar and artillery systems powered by MTU engines.
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 833 Ka-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
VCA Palmaria
Vehículo de Combate Artillería |
Tanque Argentino Mediano | 720 hp (540 kW) |  Argentina
|
[3]
20 manufactured, with OTO Melara turret, entered service in 1982. |
| MB 833 Aa-501 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
M44T | M44 SPH | 450 hp (340 kW) |  Turkey
|
[4][5]
Modernisation of Turkish self-propelled guns dating from 1986. |
| MB 833 Aa-501 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
M52T | M52 SPH | 450 hp (340 kW) | Turkey
|
[4][6][7]
Modernisation of Turkish self-propelled guns dating from 1993. |
| MB 837 Ea-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
Palmaria | OF-40 | 750 hp (560 kW) |  Italy |
[4]
Bought by Libya, Nigeria, entered service in 1982.[8] |
| MB 837 Ba-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
Panzerkanone 68 | Panzer 61 | 660 hp (490 kW) |  Switzerland |
[9]
1972 (prototype, didn't enter service). |
| MB 871 Ka-501 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
SP70 | — | 1,200 PS (880 kW) |  Germany
|
[10]
1970-80s (prototype, didn't enter service). |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
PzH 2000 | — | 999 PS (735 kW) | Germany |
[4]
Entered service in 1998, still in production.[11] |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
K9 Thunder | K9 Thunder | 999 PS (735 kW) |  South Korea |
[4][12]
Entered service in 1999. |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | Ammunition Resupply Vehicle | K10 ARV
Ammunition Resupply Vehicle |
999 PS (735 kW) | South Korea |
[4][13]
Entered service in early 2000s. | |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | Artillery command vehicle | K11 FDCV
Fire Direction Control Vehicle |
999 PS (735 kW) | South Korea |
[4]
Entered service in the 2020s with Egypt.[14] | |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
AHS Krab | K9 Thunder | 999 PS (735 kW) |  Poland
|
[4]
Entered service in 2016.[15] |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
T-155 Fırtına | K9 Thunder | 999 PS (735 kW) | Turkey
|
[4]
Entered service in 2005.[16] |
| 6V199 TE20
FFG G4 Powerpack |
Artillery command vehicle | Artillery command vehicle on a tracked chassis | Universal Track Carrier LPG | 350 hp (260 kW) | Poland |
[17]
Since 2009. |
| 6V199 TE20 | Mortar carrier | Piranha IV 8×8 - "12 cm Mörser 16" | Piranha IV | 544 hp (406 kW) | Switzerland |
[4][18]
To enter service in 2025. |
| 8V199 TE20 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
DONAR
Artillery gun module |
ASCOD 2 | 720 PS (530 kW) |  Austria
|
[19]
Prototype from the 2010s. |
| 8V199 TE21 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
RCH-155 - Boxer
Remote-controlled howitzer |
Boxer A3 | 820 PS (600 kW) | Germany
|
[20]
To enter service in 2025 with Ukraine. |
| 8V199 TE23 | SPH
Self-propelled howitzer |
NEMESIS | ASCOD 2 | 1,070 hp (800 kW) | Austria
|
[21][22] |
Engines for main battle tanks
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 833 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
AMX-30EM2 | AMX-30E | 850 PS (630 kW) |  Spain
|
[23]
Modernised AMX-30E, replacing HS-110 with MTU engine from 1990. |
| MB 837 Ba-500 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Panzer 58 | Panzer 58 | 600 PS (440 kW) | Switzerland |
[24][25]
Prototype from 1957. |
| MB 837 Ba-500 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Panzer 61 | Panzer 61 | 630 PS (460 kW) | Switzerland |
[26]
Entered service in 1966. |
| Panzer 68 | 660 PS (490 kW) | [27]
Entered service in 1970. | ||||
| Target tank | Zielfahrzeug 68 | [28]
Entered service in 1972. | ||||
| MB 838 CaM 500 | MBT
Main battle tank |
OF-40 | OF-40 | 830 hp (620 kW) | Italy |
[29]
Purchased by the United Arab Emirates, entered service in 1980. |
| MB 838 CaM 500 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Leopard 1 | Leopard 1 | 830 PS (610 kW) | Germany |
[4]
Entered service in 1965. |
| MB 838 Ca-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
OF-40 Mk.III | OF-40 | 950 PS (700 kW) | Italy |
[4] |
| MB 838 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Arjun Mk1 / Mk1A | Arjun | 1,380 hp (1,030 kW) |  India |
[4][30]
Entered service in 2004. Possible joint production with Indian defence PSU. |
| MB 871 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
K1 tank | K1 tank | 1,200 PS (880 kW) | South Korea |
[4]
Entered service in 1987. |
| MB 873 Ka-500 | MBT
Main battle tank |
MBT-70 | MBT-70 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) |  United States
|
[31]
Prototype only in the 1960s. |
| MB 873 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Leopard 2 | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany |
[4]
Entered service in 1979. |
| MB 873 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Stridsvagn 122 and Stridsvagn 123 | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany
|
[32]
Entered service in 1997. |
| MB 873 Ka-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Panther KF51 | Panther KF51 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany |
[33][34][35]
To be purchased by Hungary and Italy, and planned to enter service by 2027-28. |
| MT 881 KA-501 | MBT
Main battle tank |
M60T Sabra Mk.II / Mk.III | M60 tank | 1,000 hp (750 kW) | United States
|
[36]
Turkish M60A3/E60B upgrade of the Sabra M60MBT carried out in 2008. |
| MT 883 Ka-500
Europowerpack |
MBT
Main battle tank |
Challenger 2 | Challenger 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) |  United Kingdom |
[37]
Variant purchased by Oman, entered service in 1993. |
| MT 883 Ka-500
Europowerpack |
MBT
Main battle tank |
Leclerc tropicalisé | Leclerc | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) |  France |
[4][38][39]
Variant purchased by the UAE, entered service in 1995. |
| MT 883 Ka-500
EuroPowerPack improved |
MBT
Main battle tank |
Leopard 2 | Leopard 2 | 1,650 hp (1,230 kW) | Germany |
[40]
Prototype of the Leopard 2 with the a new EuroPowerPack in 2002. |
| MT 883 Ka-500
Europowerpack |
MBT
Main battle tank |
Merkava Mk.4 | Merkava | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) |  Israel |
[41]
Entered service in 2004. Engine license produced by General Dynamics in the USA. |
| MT 883 Ka-501
Europowerpack |
MBT
Main battle tank |
K2 Black Panther - Batch I | K2 Black Panther | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | South Korea |
[23]
Entered service in 2014, only used with the first batch of 100 K2. |
| 8V199 TE23 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Leopard 1
(modernised) |
Leopard 1 | 1,070 hp (800 kW) | Germany |
[42]
New engine available as of 2024 for the Leopard 1 if countries want to modernise it. |
| 10V199 | MBT
Main battle tank |
Leopard 2 | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany |
[43]
Alternative engine for the Leopard 2 in development as of March 2025. |
Engines for engineering vehicles based on main battle tanks
This list includes engines for armoured engineering vehicles, recovery vehicles, support vehicles and bridging vehicles based on main battle tanks.[1][2]
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 837 Ba-500 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
Entpannungspanzer 65 | Panzer 61 | 660 hp (490 kW) | Switzerland |
[44][45]
Entered service in the Swiss Army in 1972. |
| AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
Brückenpanzer 68 | [46]
Entered service in the Swiss Army in 1976. | ||||
| MB 838 Ca-500 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
Bergepanzer 2 | Leopard 1 | 830 PS (610 kW) | Germany |
[47]
Entered service in 1966. |
| AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
Biber | [48][4]
Entered service in 1973. | ||||
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle |
PiPz 2A1 Dachs | [49][50]
Entered service in 1989. | ||||
| MB 838 CaM-500 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
WiSENT 1 | Leopard 1 | 960 PS (710 kW) | Germany |
[4]
An upgrade of the Bergepanzer 2.[51] |
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle |
[4][51] | |||||
| MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
[4][51] | |||||
| MB 871 Ka-501 | MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
Keiler | M48 Patton | 1,100 PS (810 kW) | Germany
|
[4]
Entered service in 1994. |
| MB 871 Ka-501 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
K1 Recovery | K1 tank | 1,200 PS (880 kW) | South Korea |
[4][52]
Entered service in 1993. |
| AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
K1 Bridge layer | [4][53][52]
Entered service in 1993. | ||||
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle |
K600 Rhino CEV | [54][55]
Entered service in 2019 | ||||
| MB 873 Ka-501 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
BPz3 Büffel | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany |
[4][56]
Entered service in 1992. |
| AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
Leguan bridge layer (Leopard 2) | [4]
Entered service in 2018. | ||||
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle |
AEV 3 Kodiak | Germany
|
[4] | |||
| MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
Rheinmetall Keiler NG | Germany |
[59]
New vehicle in development. | |||
| MB 873 Ka-501 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
FFG WiSENT 2 ARV | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Germany |
[4][60][61]
Entered service in 2017.[62] |
| AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
FFG WiSENT 2 BL | |||||
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle |
FFG WiSENT 2 AEV | |||||
| MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
FFG WiSENT 2 MC | |||||
| MT 883 Ka-500
Europowerpack |
AVLB
Armoured vehicle-launched bridge |
Merkava AVLB | Merkava | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Israel |
[63]
Supplied to the Philippines in 2022. |
| MT 883 Ka-500 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
Char de dépannage DNG/DCL | Leclerc | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | France |
[4][64]
Variant purchased by the UAE and France, and entered service in 1995. |
| 8V199 TE23 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
WiSENT 1 | Leopard 1 | 1,070 hp (800 kW) | Germany |
[65]
New engine available for the modernisation of the WiSENT 1 as of 2024. |
| AEV
Armoured engineering vehicle | ||||||
| MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
Engines for medium and light tanks
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 833 Ka-500 | Medium tank | TAM
"Tanque Argentino Mediano" |
TAM | 720 hp (540 kW) | Argentina
|
[4][66]
Entered service in 1983. |
| MB 833 Ka-500 | Medium tank | TH-301 / Rh-105-30 | Marder | 800 hp (600 kW) | Germany |
[67]
Prototype developed in the 1970s. |
| MB 837 Ea-500 | Medium tank | M48A5 (G Export) | M48 Patton | 750 PS (550 kW) | Germany
|
[4][68]
Used by Turkey. |
| MB 837 Ka-501 | Medium tank | Super M48 | M48 Patton | 1,000 PS (740 kW) | Germany
|
5 prototypes built by KMW in 1994.[69] |
| 8V199 TE20 | Medium tank | WPB Anders | Universal Modular Tracked Platform | 720 hp (540 kW) | Poland |
[70]
Prototype presented in 2011. |
| 8V199 TE20 | Light tank | Sabrah | ASCOD 2 | 720 hp (540 kW) | Israel
|
[71][72]
In service in March 2024 with the Philippines. |
| 8V199 TE21 | Medium tank | M10 Booker | ASCOD 2 | 800 hp (600 kW) | United States |
[73][74]
Entered service with the US Army in 2024. |
Engines for tank hunters
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 837 Aa | Tank destroyer | Kanonenjagdpanzer | Jaguar 1 | 500 hp (370 kW) | Germany |
[75]
Entered service in 1965. |
| Tank destroyer
(anti tank missile carrier) |
Jaguar 1 | Germany |
[76]
Entered service in 1968. | |||
| Tank destroyer
(anti tank missile carrier) |
Jaguar 2 - Raketenjagdpanzer 2 | Germany |
[77]
Entered service in 1983. |
Engines for tracked armoured fighting vehicles
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MB 833 Ea-500 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Marder 1 | Marder | 600 PS (440 kW) | Germany |
[78]
First generation of the Marder that entered service in 1971.[78] |
| MB 833 Ka-500 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
VCTP
Vehículo de Combate de Transporte de Personal |
TH-302 VCTP | 720 hp (540 kW) | Germany
|
[79]
In service since 1976. |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Marder 2 | Marder | 999 PS (735 kW) | Germany |
[80][81]
Prototype in the early 1990s. |
| MT 881 Ka-500 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
K21 Redback | K21 | 999 PS (735 kW) | South Korea
|
[82][83]
Will enter service in 2027. |
| MT 881 Ka-501 CR | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
KNDS Boxer - tracked Mk.1 | GTK Boxer | 1,200 PS (880 kW) | Germany |
[84]
Existing prototype, offered for export. |
| MT 883 Ka-500 | APC
Armoured personnel carrier |
Namer - modernised | Merkava Mk.4 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | Israel |
[85][86]
Used with the latest generation of the Namer, using the same powerpack as the Merkava Mk IV. |
| MT 883 Ka-524 | AAV
Amphibious assault vehicle |
Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle | EFV | 2,740 PS (2,020 kW) | United States |
[4]
Programme cancelled, prototypes only. |
| 6R106 TD21 | ATV
Articulated tracked vehicles |
Bronco-3 | Bronco ATTC | 326 PS (240 kW) |  Singapore |
[87][88][89][90]
Presented in 2017. |
| 6V183 TC22 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
M113 G3 | M113 | 300 hp (220 kW) | United States
|
[4][91][92][93]
Modernised by FFG for the German Army and the Danish Army, entering service in early 2000s. |
| 8V183 TE22 | IFV and command vehicle
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Pizarro I | ASCOD | 600 hp (450 kW) | Spain |
[94][95]
Used for the first batch of Pizarro of the Spanish Army, ordered in 1996, entered service in 2002. |
| 8V183 TE22 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Mowag Trojan | Mowag Trojan | 600 PS (440 kW) | Switzerland |
[96]
Prototype only, developed in the 1990s. |
| 8V183 TE22 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Patria TC-200 / TC-500 | Mowag Trojan | 600 PS (440 kW) | Switzerland
|
[96]
Prototype only, developed in the 1990s. |
| 6V199 TE20 | AFV (multi-role)
Armoured fighting vehicle |
M113AS4 AF (APC)
M113AS4 ALV (logistics) M113AS4 AF (armoured fitters) |
M113 | 350 hp (260 kW) | United States
|
[97][98][99]
Project 106 modernisation of M113 and derivatives in Australian service. |
| 6V199 TE20 | AFV (multi-role)
Armoured fighting vehicle |
M577 AS3 ACV (C2)
M577 AS3 AA (ambulance) |
M577 | 350 hp (260 kW) | United States
|
[97][98][99]
Used by Germany, Norway and Australia. |
| 6V199 TE20
FFG G4 Powerpack |
AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
LPG
Lekkie Podwozie Gąsienicowe (Light Tracked Chassis) |
2S1 Goździk | 350 hp (260 kW) | Poland |
[100]
Prototype dating from 2009. |
| 6V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
FFG PMMC G5 | PMMC G5 | 585 PS (430 kW) | Germany |
[101]
Entered service in 2022 with Norway, to enter service with the Netherlands. |
| 6V890 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Future Combat System | FCS | 750 PS (550 kW) | United States |
[102]
Future Combat System, two engines ordered by the US Army in 2003 for the prototypes. |
| 8V199 TE20 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Borsuk | Borsuk | 720 PS (530 kW) | Poland |
[103]
Ordered by the Polish Army. |
| 8V199 TE20 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Pizarro II / ULAN | ASCOD | 720 PS (530 kW) | Austria
|
[95]
Used from the beginning by Austria, and for the second batch by Spain (117 ordered in 2003). |
| 8V199 TE20 | Command vehicle | Sabrah UT-30 | ASCOD 2 | 720 PS (530 kW) | Israel
|
[104]
In service since 2023 with the Philippines. |
| 8V199 TE20 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
ST Hunter | ST Hunter | 720 PS (530 kW) | Singapore |
[105][106]
Entered service in 2019. |
| 8V199 TE21 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
ASCOD 2 | ASCOD 2 | 820 PS (600 kW) | Spain |
[107][108]
Ordered by the Latvian Army. |
| 8V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
GD Ajax family | ASCOD 2 | 820 PS (600 kW) | United Kingdom
|
[109]
Variants Ajax, Ares, Athena, Argus, Atlas, a multi-role use, with following roles: IFV, reconnaissance, command and control, APC, engineering, recovery, repair. |
| 8V199 TE21 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
GD Griffin III | ASCOD 2 | 820 PS (600 kW) | United States
|
[110]
XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle programme competitor of the US Army. |
| 8V199 TE21 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Hunter | ASCOD 2 | 820 PS (600 kW) |  Latvia
|
[111][112] |
| 8V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
VAC
Vehículo de Apoyo de Cadenas |
ASCOD 2 | 820 PS (600 kW) | Spain |
[113][114] |
| 10V890 | IFV
Infantry fighting vehicle |
Puma | Puma | 1,088 PS (800 kW) | Germany |
[115][116]
German use since 2015. |
Engines for wheeled armoured vehicles
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4R106 TD20 | RECCE | Panhard ERC | Panhard ERC | 170 PS (130 kW) | France |
[117][118]
Modernisation with new engine in 2005. |
| 4R106 TD21 | Patrol vehicle | RG-34 Iguana | RG-34 Iguana | 220 PS (160 kW) |  South Africa |
[119]
In service since 2009. |
| 6R106 TD20 | Patrol vehicle | NIMR Tigr | Tigr | 280 PS (210 kW) |  UAE
|
[119]
Engine for the UAE variant only. |
| 6R106 TD20 | Patrol vehicle | Tactica | Tactica | 255 PS (188 kW) | United Kingdom |
[119][120][121]
Vehicle unveiled in 2003. |
| 6R106 TD21 | Light amphibious reconnaissance vehicle | AMZ Bóbr-3
LOTR (Light Armoured Reconnaissance Transporter) |
AMZ Bóbr-3 | 326 PS (240 kW) | Poland |
[122][123] |
| 6R106 TD21 | Infantry mobility vehicle | AMZ Tur V | AMZ Tur | 326 PS (240 kW) | Poland |
[124][123] |
| 6R106 TD21 | Infantry mobility vehicle | AMZ Tur VI | AMZ Tur | 326 PS (240 kW) | Poland |
[124][123] |
| 6R106 TD21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
BTR-3E / BTR-3E1 | BTR-3 | 326 PS (240 kW) |  Ukraine |
[125][123]
Used from 2012 in Thailand. |
| 6R106 TD21 | Infantry mobility vehicle | Perun ST | Perun ST | 326 PS (240 kW) |  Czech Republic |
[123][126]
Prototype dating from 2017. |
| 6R-1000 | Patrol vehicle | Despot | Despot | 310 to 350 PS (230 to 260 kW) |  Bosnia |
[127]
Used by Ethiopia and the Serbian police. |
| 6V183 TE22 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Piranha 3H | Piranha 3 | 400 hp (300 kW) | Switzerland |
[128][129]
Used by Ireland and Denmark, dating from the early 2000s. |
| 6V183 TE22 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Piranha 3C | Piranha 3 | 400 hp (300 kW) | Switzerland |
[129][130]
Used by the Belgian Land Componant and the Spanish Marine Corps, delivered in the 2000-2010s. |
| 6V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Piranha V | Piranha V | 585 PS (430 kW) | Switzerland
|
[131][132]
Used by Denmark and Romania.[133][134] It exists in the following roles:IFV, APC, command post, CBRN reconnaissance vehicle, ambulance, mortar carrier, recovery and repair vehicle, sapper vehicle, SPAAG. |
| 6V199 TE20 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
TPz Fuchs 1A9 | TPz Fuchs | 456 hp (340 kW) | Germany |
[4][135]
Presented in 2023. |
| 6V199 TE20 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
TPz Fuchs 2 | TPz Fuchs | 456 hp (340 kW) | Germany |
[4][136]
Presented in 2005. |
| 6V890 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Eitan AFV | Eitan AFV | 750 PS (550 kW) | Israel |
[137][138][139]
For the initial production. |
| 8V199 TE20 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
GTK Boxer A1, A2, A2/A3 hybrid | GTK Boxer | 720 PS (530 kW) | Germany
|
[4][140] |
| 8V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
GTK Boxer A3 | GTK Boxer | 820 PS (600 kW) | Germany
|
[141] |
| 8V199 TE21 | AFV
Armoured fighting vehicle |
Eitan AFV | Eitan AFV | 820 PS (600 kW) | Israel |
[142]
Updated engine in 2025. |
Engines for engineering vehicles based on tracked and wheeled armoured fighting vehicles
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6R106 TD20 | MCV
Mine clearing vehice |
Husky VMMD | Husky VMMD | 205 PS (151 kW) | South Africa |
[4]
Systems dating from the 1970s. |
| 6V199 TE20 | Sapper vehicle | Piranha IV 8×8 - "Pionier Panzerfahrzeug 21" | Piranha IV | 544 hp (406 kW) | Switzerland |
[4][18]
To enter service by 2025. |
| 6V199 TE21 | ARV
Armoured recovery vehicle |
PMMC G5 ARV | PMMC G5 | 585 PS (430 kW) | Germany |
[101]
To enter service in 2025 in the Norwegian Army. |
| 8V199 TE20 | Sapper vehicle | Pizarro Castor VCZ | ASCOD 2 | 721 PS (530 kW) | Spain
|
[4][143][144] |
Air-defence vehicles
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-propelled anti-aircraft missile launcher | ||||||
| MB 833 Ea-500 | SPPAW
Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon |
AMX-30R
Roland missile |
AMX-30 | 600 PS (440 kW) | France |
[4]
Spanish variant |
| 6V199 TE21 | SPPAW
Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon |
Kongsberg NOMADS | PMMC G5 | 585 PS (430 kW) | Germany
|
[145][146]
To be used by the Netherlands Army and the Norwegian Army. |
| 8V199 TE21 | SPPAW
Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon |
LVS NNbS - IRIS-T SLS | Boxer A3 | 820 PS (600 kW) | Switzerland
|
[147][148]
To be used by the German Army. |
| Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun | ||||||
| MB 833 Ka-500 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
TH-325 Dragon | TH-301 | 800 hp (600 kW) | Germany |
[67]
Prototype only, didn't enter service. |
| MB 837 Ba-500 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Fliegerabwehrpanzer 68
35 mm Flab Panzer B22L |
Panzer 61 | 660 hp (490 kW) | Switzerland |
[149]
Prototype only, didn't enter service. |
| MB 838 CaM 500 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Flakpanzer Gepard | Leopard 1 | 830 PS (610 kW) | Germany |
[4][150][151]
Entered service in 1976.[152] |
| MB 838 CaM 500 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Otomatic
OTO main anti-aircraft tank for intercept and combat |
OF-40 | 750 hp (560 kW) | Italy |
[153]
Prototype only, didn't enter service. |
| MB 873 Ka-501 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Marksman | Leopard 2 | 1,500 hp (1,100 kW) | United Kingdom
|
[154]
Used by Finland. |
| 6V199 TE21 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Skyranger 30 | PMMC G5 | 585 PS (430 kW) | Germany
|
[155][156]
To be used by the Netherlands Army. |
| 6V199 TE21 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Skyranger 30 | Piranha V | 585 PS (430 kW) | Switzerland
|
[131][157]
To be used by the Danish Army. |
| 8V199 TE21 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
Skyranger 30 / Skyranger 35 | Boxer A3 | 820 PS (600 kW) | Switzerland
|
[158][159]
To be used by the German Army. |
| 8V199 TE23 | SPPAG
Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun |
FFG Condor | Leopard 1 | 1,070 hp (800 kW) | Germany
|
[160]
Proposal made by FFG. |
Specialised vehicles
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6V199 TE21 | Radio relay armoured vehicle | Piranha V StratCom "Richtfunkpanzer" | Piranha V | 585 PS (430 kW) | Switzerland
|
[161]
TaWAN German Army programme. |
Military trucks
| Engine | Vehicle type | Vehicle | Vehicle based on (chassis) | Power | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6R106 TD21 | Tactical truck | Jelcz 442.32 | Jelcz 442.32 | 326 PS (240 kW) | Poland |
[162][163][164][165]
Dating from 2017. |
| 12V183TD224 | Tactical truck | Tatra 816-6VWN9T 43 610 8×8.1R | Tatra 816 | 830 PS (610 kW) | Czech Republic |
[166] |