RT compared the cost of the tank Armata T-14 with advanced armored vehicles from other countries

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The Director General of Uralvagonzavod Oleg Sienko provided data on the cost of the latest Russian tank T-14 “Armata” after the launch of mass production. According to him, one combat vehicle will cost the customer 250 million rubles, or $ 3.7 million at the current rate.



TV channel RT used information from open sources to rank the most popular tanks in the world based on their price.

First place went to the French tank AMX-56 Leclerc, whose mass production was launched in the 1992 year. The cost of a combat vehicle with a classic layout, equipped with an 120-mm gun, is 10 million dollars, largely due to the large amount of sophisticated equipment.



In second place is the South Korean “Black Panther” (K2 Black Panther), which appeared on the market two years ago, also equipped with an 120-mm cannon and automatic loader similar to the French Leclerc, which provides for the rate of fire of 20 shots per minute. The tank is worth 8.8 million dollars.



Third place with the cost of 8.6 million dollars went to the American Abrams - M1A2 SEP - a deeply modernized version of the previous generation tank, which received a modified engine, new communications, as well as other technologies created under the program "Combat systems of the future."



The fourth place was taken by the main battle tank of the British ground forces Challenger 2, which has been in service for more than 10 years. Its price is 6.5 million dollars.



In fifth place is the main battle tank of the Federal Republic of Germany, Leopard 2, which is sold for 5.7 million dollars. German cars are used in the armies of many European countries.



According to the channel, in addition to the five of these tanks between the "Armata" and the most expensive option are still at least Israeli Merkava Mark IV and Indian Arjun Mk II. The only thing that can compete with the Russian design is the Chinese ZTZ-99 tank - the further development of the T-72 concept with a new welded turret, dynamic defense and some other changes.
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  1. +10
    16 September 2015 06: 16
    Cheap and cheerful !!!
    1. -16
      16 September 2015 06: 56
      I read the last article about Armata, it says 1 car (500 million rubles) and it is said that they reduced the price by half.
      And here is 250 million.
      1. +21
        16 September 2015 07: 16
        Quote: Linkor9s21
        1 car (500mln rubles) and it is said that they reduced the price by half

        The phrase is taken out of context. It was an interview with the general director of UVZ, it was said that upon reaching serial production the cost of the tank MUST be halved, to 250 million. And the order should be 2300 pcs. to 2020
        1. -3
          16 September 2015 09: 40
          The order for these 2300 tanks lasted until 2025, and even then, UVZ will be able to produce 230 tanks a year.
      2. +6
        16 September 2015 07: 49
        Key phrase "in serial production". Single models are always more expensive. By the way, the article also contains a mistake. The same Abrams. The average book price of a tank in the М1А2 modification for 1999 was about 6,2 million US dollars.

        At the same time, the purchase price of the tank is much lower: for example, the newly built M1A1 SA, delivered to the Iraqi Armed Forces, were paid to the manufacturer at the rate of $ 1,4 million per car; for Australia, the M1A1 AIM with more advanced equipment, however, received from US Army reserves, cost $ 1,18 million for each tank.

        The cost of major repairs with deep modernization under the Abrams Integration Management program, including the installation of FBCB2 automated control systems, new thermal imaging cameras, armor modernization, etc., is $ 0,7-1 million. The cost of the most comprehensive upgrade to the M1A2 SEP level, including the replacement of the entire fighting compartment, ranged from $ 1,4 to $ 2,6 million over the years.

        As of 2012, the cost of the tank under the contract for the US Army is 5,5-6,1 million dollars
        https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%90%D0%B1%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BC%D1%81_(%D1%82%D0%B0

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        1. +1
          16 September 2015 10: 32
          Quote: Lefty
          The average book price of the tank in the M1A2 modification for 1999 was about $ 6,2 million
          The article is about another car!
          Quote: from article
          ...Abrams - M1A2 SEP - a deeply modernized version of the previous generation tankwho received a modified engine, new means of communication, as well as other technologies ...
    2. +2
      16 September 2015 07: 13
      It is not very correct to count in dollars, in 2014 it was 250 million rubles. were equal to more than 7 million dollars. And in 2015 our tank suddenly becomes twice cheaper than its opponents. Thus, a lot of things in our country have become "cheaper".
      1. +3
        16 September 2015 07: 57
        Foreign components will rise in price accordingly. But domestic no.
    3. +5
      16 September 2015 08: 01
      Quote: sem-yak
      Cheap and cheerful !!!

      And in the first photo, as I understand it - Chelyabinsk? Therefore, as soon as the Chelyabinsk men are so severe to go to the construction supermarket (OBI in the background) in the tank. laughing
    4. -3
      16 September 2015 08: 01
      Quote: sem-yak
      Cheap and cheerful !!!

      And in the first photo, as I understand it - Chelyabinsk? Therefore, as soon as the Chelyabinsk men are so severe to go to the construction supermarket (OBI in the background) in the tank.
      So, it turns out, what they mean by the term "mass production" - a cheap tank (just a little more than three greens) - to every family. laughing
      1. 0
        16 September 2015 14: 28
        you will not feed your army will force feed someone else's
    5. 0
      16 September 2015 10: 25
      K-2, a black panther, is considered the most expensive tank.
    6. 0
      16 September 2015 10: 50
      when they go to the army then it’s necessary to count, and now we divide the skin of the unkilled bear
  2. +16
    16 September 2015 06: 17
    General Director of Uralvagonzavod Oleg Sienko provided data on the cost of the newest Russian tank T-14 Armata after the launch of mass production.
    unfortunately, but disagree. All these calculations are PRELIMINARY. The exact cost will be clear only after setting up serial production and the number of cars produced will play an important role. But what I agree with is that with at least equal, but in fact higher combat and operational qualities, this tank can really be much cheaper than its foreign "visa-a-vi"
    1. +4
      16 September 2015 06: 34
      Yes, these are preliminary calculations. But they are multiple below the analogues. And even if the price goes up, it still will not be 2 times. Sienko is one of the best managers in the country and is used to following his own words. I assume that something like this will be)))
    2. +2
      16 September 2015 06: 57
      Installation series of 100+ machines. It is commonplace that tests in different climatic zones can be passed simultaneously.
      1. +1
        16 September 2015 07: 53
        Bo Andersson, president of "AvtoVAZ", when he began to steer the domestic auto industry, began to insist on a large number of experimental cars, before launching the model into a series. In his words, this was not accepted in the USSR, Russia. Therefore, the technologies were raw, and the cars with a mass of imperfections.
        It was better with defense products. And 100 and more tanks from this series.
  3. +5
    16 September 2015 06: 17
    Out of respect for RT plus. Nothing new; we learned how to pour water through a western mill. There is a lot of text video, but zero sense. sad
  4. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 18
    Only the Chinese ZTZ-99 tank can compete with the Russian development - further development of the T-72 concept with a new welded turret, dynamic protection and some other changes.
    competition, in the sense of price-opportunity ratio?
  5. +1
    16 September 2015 06: 18
    Price is not an indicator
    1. +7
      16 September 2015 06: 29
      "Price" is the main indicator of the number of tanks - which the country's economy can afford. A fully-fledged participant in any rating comparisons.
    2. +3
      16 September 2015 06: 31
      Quote: Niva
      Price is not an indicator

      But this is one of the most important criteria that can both promote and inhibit sales abroad ...
  6. +11
    16 September 2015 06: 19
    Well. Boeing does not fly without titanium blades. Into space without Us only from a slingshot. The armature was littered, but it did not work. Hey liberals - minus players !!! Only computer technology remained in US hey - Google, for example. And those made by the natives of Our Country. They can't do anything with their hands. All Chevy are poured after 50. They became like "Moskvich" in the USSR. Bravo! "URALVAGONZAVOD"
    1. +1
      16 September 2015 06: 35
      Quote: meriem1
      Well. Boeing without titanium blades does not fly.

      As well as without our titanium wings making them, by the way, Airbus will not be able to do this soon. That's just our passenger planes are not yet
    2. +3
      16 September 2015 07: 23
      I use Google only when it is not possible to use another search engine. For me, our Russian Yandex is much better and more convenient, especially when paired with Lisa. And it’s configured so that neither the virus nor the spam crawl through. It’s not convenient only that the message is blocked. Well, this has to be reconciled.
    3. 0
      16 September 2015 11: 03
      Quote: meriem1
      ... All Chevy are poured after 50. They became like "Moskvich" in the USSR ...

      He owned a Lacetti, owned Captiva (assemblies, though not local) - neither one nor the other did not cause problems. And if the first one is used in a taxi in the tail and in the mane, with a run of a hundred thousand per year, and the second one is trying to get through the Ladoga rally, then this is already on the conscience of the owner.
  7. +5
    16 September 2015 06: 20
    It would be good to continue to compare military equipment and not in direct conflicts, although our designers have always found simple, inexpensive solutions.
  8. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 26
    This is a new course. In the old way, it would have cost 7.4 million. So it's not cheap. The T-90 used to cost $ 2-3 million, now it’s 1-1.5.
  9. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 27
    In short, the next T-34 or IL-2, the best and cheapest and most massive. Long live the traditions of the domestic defense industry.
  10. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 27
    Is there such a question? I hope everyone has seen the video about Armata. If your hands are shaking in combat "jitters," how to get your finger on the LCD monitor on the desired icon request I hope all tankers have nerves of iron.
    1. 0
      16 September 2015 06: 54
      The icons are firstly large, and secondly, everything you need in the best traditions of the domestic military-industrial complex is duplicated by physical buttons.
  11. +4
    16 September 2015 06: 30
    I foresee the thoughts of the liberals. How many schools, kindergartens and pensions could (could) be ... In general, and in particular, all polymers are about ... r @ li.
    They (the liberals) are simple, why spend money on defense, the military-industrial complex? You can still buy it. And live happily ever after ...
    And the tank is good!
    1. +3
      16 September 2015 07: 39
      If there are no real toys for real men, then all these liberals are not talking about defense, the military-industrial complex and other gays to talk about. and the owner will give a stick somewhere on the plantations and discuss fresh stew to them, or yesterday, sour.
      1. Alf
        +3
        16 September 2015 07: 47
        Quote: Amurets
        If there are no real toys for real men, then all these liberals are not talking about defense, the military-industrial complex and other gays to talk about. and the owner will give a stick somewhere on the plantations and discuss fresh stew to them, or yesterday, sour.

        No, you're wrong.
        These cencored will teach the conquered plebs how they began to live well, talk about the need to repent for their imperial past and prove that it was they who saved the country.
  12. +4
    16 September 2015 06: 32
    Quote: SeAlek
    "Price" is the main indicator of the number of tanks - which the country's economy can afford. A fully-fledged participant in any rating comparisons.

    All right. It is this ratio (price (quantity) -quality) that brought our tank troops to first place in the second world war.
  13. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 33
    Most likely, these are really preliminary estimates of the cost, firstly, the configuration will probably be different, and secondly, what will be the series - a seriously influencing factor on the price ... but in essence the Armata tank of the new generation and the possibilities for its development are very, very large, and improvements can change its cost both in that and in the other direction ... but it’s still nice that the new conceptual vehicle (albeit according to preliminary estimates) is cheaper than competing tanks of the previous generation)))
  14. +5
    16 September 2015 06: 38
    I will tell you about the cost of weapons in production in bulk. Whoever came across a PM pistol and who dismantled it, know its spring, the initial price of 3 rubles for the Sovetskys is very expensive, but it couldn’t be cheaper, and then its cost became 15 kopecks and figured out how to reduce the cost of mass production. So with the tanks. T 34-85 cost two times cheaper than. T 34-76 his predecessor and the resource of the tank also almost tripled. So now no one really knows the price for him.
  15. -9
    16 September 2015 06: 39
    Minus article. negative You could safely lay out the entire original. There are all 10 tanks.
    The Most Expensive Tanks in the World

    10. T90, Russia - $ 2.23 million
    9. ZTZ-99, China - $ 2.5 million
    8. Arjun, India - $ 3.8 million
    7. Leopard 2, Germany - $ 4.5 million
    6. Merkava, Israel - $ 5 million
    5. M1A2 Abrams, United States - $ 6.21 million
    4. C1 Ariete, Italy - $ 7.5 million
    3. FV4034 Challenger II, United Kingdom - $ 7.921 million
    2. K2 Black Panther, South Korea - $ 8.5 million
    1. AMX-56 Leclerc, France - $ 27.183 million
    1. Alf
      +7
      16 September 2015 07: 54
      Quote: professor
      Minus article. You could safely lay out the entire original. There are all 10 tanks.
      The Most Expensive Tanks in the World

      10. T90, Russia - $ 2.23 million
      9. ZTZ-99, China - $ 2.5 million
      8. Arjun, India - $ 3.8 million
      7. Leopard 2, Germany - $ 4.5 million
      6. Merkava, Israel - $ 5 million
      5. M1A2 Abrams, United States - $ 6.21 million
      4. C1 Ariete, Italy - $ 7.5 million
      3. FV4034 Challenger II, United Kingdom - $ 7.921 million
      2. K2 Black Panther, South Korea - $ 8.5 million
      1. AMX-56 Leclerc, France - $ 27.183 million

      Ok, so be it. But, all the same, the T-14 costs $ 3,7 million and still overtakes everyone at a price. You will not consider that the Chinese are better. What is the ZTZ-99? All the same T-72 clone rehash. The 72nd is a great tank, but everything is becoming obsolete and everything needs a replacement. And the Chinese were stuck on their damage-copying and minor improvements, as a rule, due to national characteristics.
      1. +1
        16 September 2015 10: 15
        Quote: Alf
        Ok, so be it. But, all the same, the T-14 costs $ 3,7 million and still overtakes everyone at a price.

        No. In the list of serial cars adopted for service, it is not correct to compare the cost of their production with a machine that is not running in a series.

        Quote: Alf
        You will not consider that the Chinese are better.

        "better", "worse" is not for me. I do not use such terms in relation to technology.
    2. -2
      16 September 2015 10: 34
      It is not clear what kind of modification of Leopard-2 costs 4.5 lemons. It seems to me that this is clearly not a Leopard 2A6
  16. +2
    16 September 2015 06: 56
    Low price due to the high exchange rate, but we buy for rubles, did the T-90 also double in ruble terms? At the current price, it’s hard to pull at the price.
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  18. +2
    16 September 2015 07: 17
    The price is all right the main combat efficiency.
    1. 0
      16 September 2015 14: 29
      Well, if you choose between 1 Leclerc and 10 T-90 ... Then it depends on what it is for.
  19. 0
    16 September 2015 07: 37
    Still here: http://army-news.ru/2015/08/obt-t-90-ochen-byudzhetnyj-tank/ some other data from the scientific and analytical corporation RAND.

    The data on "Armata" are illegal there; you shouldn't pay attention to them, but for the rest:

    AMX-56 Leclerc - 18,36;
    K2 Black Panther - 8,5;
    Abrams - M1A2 SEP - 9,71;
    Leopard 2 A7 - 10.
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  21. 0
    16 September 2015 08: 36
    What do we think then ?!
    It seems that they are not going to sell Armata yet?
    How much does a victory in a tank battle cost?
    So here the quality of the gaskets between the seat and the control is more important!)))
  22. 0
    16 September 2015 09: 25
    I had several questions: what does the low price of the Armata with its characteristics not suit? Why do the Korean tank and British tank hatches open backwards, are they afraid of "friendly" fire? I have always believed that protecting the crew is the task of the tank, but it turns out wrong? And how can a mechanic get out of a Korean tank if the hatch is under the turret or will he crawl out?
  23. 0
    16 September 2015 09: 44
    Everyone is right. Here are just problems with the price now. In a period when the dollar was more or less stable, such price comparisons would have been more accurate, or something. Now, with the leaps of the dollar over the past six months, this is not an entirely accurate criterion. For example, by January 2016, 120 there will be a dollar, well, let's say 1,8 rubles / dollar, so what. Let's say that the cost of our tank is XNUMX million greens, and it is the cheapest. No. there must be some criterion. For example, the cost is in rubles, but in relation to some currency that does not "jump" in our country. IMHO.
  24. 0
    16 September 2015 10: 13
    This is our toy in our troops. And we need her.
  25. 0
    16 September 2015 11: 05
    The fact that I agree is cheap, but it’s interesting if it’s purely virtually to raise the wages of Russian engineers, metallurgists, etc. and so on to the "European" level, then I wonder what "penny" then would the Russian "Armata" cost?
  26. +1
    16 September 2015 15: 45
    Quote: Bosk
    The fact that I agree is cheap, but it’s interesting if it’s purely virtually to raise the wages of Russian engineers, metallurgists, etc. and so on to the "European" level, then I wonder what "penny" then would the Russian "Armata" cost?

    As in the west, no less. It will still depend on man-hours of production. And if we equalize the man-hours in our country and in the west, how much will Armata cost?
  27. 0
    16 September 2015 22: 08
    statistics say wins a cheaper and more massive tank in wars
  28. 0
    28 August 2018 11: 21
    hahaha ... 2300 pcs. by 2020, 250 million

    you have to lie less.