T-64

T-64 is a Soviet tank manufactured in Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, and designed by Alexander Morozov. The T-64 was the first Soviet tank to use an autoloader for its main gun, helping to keep the size and weight of the tank low. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Ukraine carried on the development of T-64 modernization, as the main factory was in the country. As a result, T-64 had become the primary tank of Ukrainian Armed Forces. The tank saw its first combat deployment in 2014, when it was deployed during the war in Donbas.

Maximum speed	60 km/h
Length	9,23 m
Height	3,42 m
Weight	5251 kg
Operational Range	500 km
Crew	3
Caliber	125 mm
Engine	5TDF 522 kW

200

Numbers based on publicly available footage and documents, and do not represent the actual units in the service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Variants
Operators

Variants of T-64

T-64B

The base model of all Ukrainian modernizations is the successor of T-64A.

T-64BV

Continuation of T-64B line with Kontakt-1 reactive armor and smoke grenade launchers on the left of the turret.

T-64BV mod.2017

Modernization of T-64BV with a new night sight, satellite navigation system, digital radio and removed IR searchlight.

T-64B1V

Continuation of T-64B1 line with Kontakt-1 reactive armor, smoke grenade launchers on the left of the turret and without antenna box under the anti-aircraft machine gun.

T-64B1V mod.2017

Modernization of T-64B1V with a new night sight, satellite navigation system, digital radio and removed IR searchlight.

T-64B1V mod.2022

Further modernization of T-64B1V features up-to-date radio, navigation and communication systems. It can be easily identified by a gunner shield and slat armor.