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VT-4
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Also known as Main Battle Tank 3000, MBT-3000, MBT3000, MBT3K, Heavy Infantry Fighting Vehicle

The VT-4 (), also known as the MBT-3000, is a Chinese modernized main battle tank built by Norinco for overseas export.

Key facts

Weapon.name
VT-4
Weapon.image
NORINCO VT-4 at IDEX 2017.jpg
Weapon.image_size
320
Weapon.type
Main battle tank
Weapon.origin
China
Weapon.is_vehicle
yes
Weapon.is_UK
yes
Weapon.service
2017–present
Weapon.used_by
See
Weapon.wars
War against the Islamic State Boko Haram insurgency 2025 Cambodia‒Thailand conflict
Weapon.designer
Norinco
Weapon.manufacturer
NorincoHeavy Industries Taxila
Weapon.unit_cost
$4.9 million
Weapon.production_date
2017–present
Weapon.variants
See Variants
Weapon.crew
3 (commander, driver, gunner)
Weapon.armour
composite armour and Explosive reactive armour (ERA)
Weapon.primary_armament
ZPT-98A smoothbore gun, 38 rounds (22 in the autoloader)

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Wikidata facts

Mass
52
Image
NORINCO VT-4 at IDEX 2017.jpg
Height
2.4
Width
3.5
Length
10.1
Speed
70
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vehicle range
500
Commons category
VT-4 tanks
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15 sections
Contents
  • Development
  • Design
  • Armament
  • Protection
  • Mobility
  • Command and control
  • Service history
  • China
  • Nigeria
  • Thailand
  • Variants
  • Operators
  • References
  • Bibliography
  • External links

The VT-4 (), also known as the MBT-3000, is a Chinese modernized main battle tank built by Norinco for overseas export.

== Development == During the development of Type 90-II/Al-Khalid (also known as MBT-2000) in the 1980s, the gearbox and engine were originally imported from Germany, but this plan was abandoned due to a Western arms embargo. The powertrain instead was sourced from Ukraine, the same for most Chinese export vehicles at the time.

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