Germany
Armoured fighting vehicles produced in Germany
- A7V heavy tank (22; World War I)
- A7VU heavy tank
- E-Series prototype
- Sturmpanzerwagen Oberschlesien tank
- K Panzerkampfwagen super-heavy tank (2 incomplete; World War I)
- Grosstraktor heavy tank
- LK I light tank
- LK II light tank
- Leichttraktor light tank
- Panther II prototype
- PzKpfw. I Ausf. A Light tank
- Flammenwerfer auf PzKpfw. I Ausf. A flame-thrower tank
- Kleiner Panzerbefehlswagen command tank (190)
- PzKpfw I Ausf. B light tank
- Flammenwerfer auf PzKpfw. I Ausf. B flame-thrower tank
- Panzer II light tank
- Panzer III medium tank
- Panzer IV medium tank
- Leopard 1
- Leopard 2
- PzH 2000
- Fuchs 1
- Jaguar 1
- Jaguar 2
- Spähpanzer Luchs
- TH200
- Marder 1 A3
- Marder 1 A5
- Maus superheavy tank prototype (2 completed, 9 halted in production)
- Puma (IFV)
- Tiger I
- Tiger II
- Rasit, Fuchs 1 with Radar
- Wiesel 1 (and 2)
- Boxer (Armoured Fighting Vehicle), with the Netherlands and United Kingdom (modern)
- KJPz HS-30 tank destroyer (KanoneJagdPanzer)
- MBT-70 prototype
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