Altay & Turkish Main Battle Tank Programs

In order for us to install the Altay turret on all our Leo's, the Altay needs to be in mass production. In order for mass production to truly begin, we must have solved the issue of domestic engines and domestic transmissions.

As for the engine and transmission issue, that file will be closed permanently in 2-3 years . From that moment on, we will be able to install as many Altay towers as we want on our Leo's.

I thought they could reuse the Leopard 2 engines and transmission? and only the turret would be replaced.
 
I thought they could reuse the Leopard 2 engines and transmission? and only the turret would be replaced.
This is true, they will be used again. However, if we are going to install about 200-250 Altay turrets on our Leos, the Altay tank itself must also be in mass production. Because, producing turrets only for our Leos would not be a cost-effective solution.
 
This is true, they will be used again. However, if we are going to install about 200-250 Altay turrets on our Leos, the Altay tank itself must also be in mass production. Because, producing turrets only for our Leos would not be a cost-effective solution.

Precisely!

This option is much more cost effective, not too much of a different from the Altay Turret with a much lower price.
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Drones?
 
has the production of the Altay started ?
 
Has a prototype been on a drive about i.e. test run?
 
Any indication there is consideration to increase the caliber of the main gun on the Altay?
 
We have at least 3 prototype of Altay.
In fact, everything except the domestic power pack in the Altay Project was completed to be 100% domestically produced. Let me state this for comparison: When the Altay Project started, it was planned that all critical components would be produced in the USA or Germany. It was planned to localize the foreign components gradually and gradually over time.

When the embargoes came, mass production stopped, but contrary to the expectations of the USA and Germany, the localization process continued. They were expecting the project to be canceled, because this was the most rational decision from a financial perspective.

However, we did not start these projects with a financial perspective. In order to survive, the production of our weapon systems and ammunition must be 100% under our control. The Ukraine War proved how right we were!!
 
In fact, everything except the domestic power pack in the Altay Project was completed to be 100% domestically produced. Let me state this for comparison: When the Altay Project started, it was planned that all critical components would be produced in the USA or Germany. It was planned to localize the foreign components gradually and gradually over time.

When the embargoes came, mass production stopped, but contrary to the expectations of the USA and Germany, the localization process continued. They were expecting the project to be canceled, because this was the most rational decision from a financial perspective.

However, we did not start these projects with a financial perspective. In order to survive, the production of our weapon systems and ammunition must be 100% under our control. The Ukraine War proved how right we were!!
These Turkish people have quite an impressive military industry.

No wonder why they tell Pakistanis the Arab countries are shit. lol.

This is what they keep telling Pakistanis all over the world. lol.
 
These Turkish people have quite an impressive military industry.

No wonder why they tell Pakistanis the Arab countries are shit. lol.

This is what they keep telling Pakistanis all over the world. lol.
The Turks have shown how they have moved on and focused on their own development. The hard build development is what gives Turkey the leverage that they now can bring to the table to the Arabs; look at the Saudi interest to buy 100 KAAN fighters.

It’s not inconceivable, once stable and moved onto rebuilding its military, that Syria may be a prime customer for Turkish arms, including main battle tanks.
 

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