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With their current designs, tanks likely wouldn’t survive. However, the key point is that the Altay isn't being deployed here. Instead, the entire ecosystem capable of producing such a complex vehicle is being utilized. Advancements in armor and power pack technology are particularly significant.Are they survivable in today's Age of Drones? Like if Ukraine uses it against Russia would it not be hunted down like the Abrams too?
With their current designs, tanks likely wouldn’t survive. However, the key point is that the Altay isn't being deployed here. Instead, the entire ecosystem capable of producing such a complex vehicle is being utilized. Advancements in armor and power pack technology are particularly significant.
As for the Altay, if an effective anti-drone solution is developed soon, it will be implemented, allowing the Altay to maintain its current design. If no such solution is found, other types of vehicles will be created, and the Altay project will be canceled. Nevertheless, the ecosystem will remain intact, ensuring lasting benefits. The Altay itself doesn’t manufacture but helps develop other solutions.


I assume that's the reason why they don't produce the tank in very large numbers even though the facility and production infrastructure exist. They're waiting for BATU.View attachment 156795
BATU being tested. Production with the BATU powerpack is scheduled for end of 2026.
Happy ending to a long story!
The first delivery of the ALTAY tanks, whose mass production has begun, will take place on October 28, 2025.
ALTAY will be delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces during the official opening ceremony of the BMC Ankara Tank and Next-Generation Armored Vehicles Production Facility established in Kahramankazan.
Is that a Rheinmetell main gun? Looks just like the Abrams.