The tank features a hybrid engine, stealth armor, an unmanned turret, and AI-powered targeting, designed to surpass the already advanced K2 Black Panther by 2040.

The Republic of Korea recently received the early developments behind its future war machines, as the next-generation K-series tank coming soon will be the world's first hydrogen-powered battle tank.

The Republic of Korea currently employs the K2 Black Panther, introduced in 2014, as its main battle tank: that vehicle utilizes a 12-cylinder MTU MB 883 Ka501 four-stroke diesel engine, which ...

Poland has finalized a deal to acquire a second batch of 180 South Korean tanks under a 2022 agreement that will eventually see Warsaw boost its arsenal with almost 1,000 of the armored vehicles.