VK 16.02 Leopard Light Tank

Overview

Official Name: VK 16.02 Leopard
Year of Production: Prototype stage in 1942
Years Active: Did not see active service as it remained a prototype
Range of Productive Years: Prototype development around 1942
Country of Origin: Nazi Germany
Total Number Manufactured: Very limited, only prototypes produced
Interesting Fact/Detail: The VK 16.02, also known as the Leopard, was intended to be a reconnaissance tank. It featured sloped armor and was heavily influenced by the design of the Soviet T-34.
Weapon Information: Planned armament included a 5 cm KwK 39 gun and one or two 7.92 mm MG34 machine guns.
Prominent Wars Participated In: Did not participate in wars as it remained in the prototype phase.
Prominent Battles: Not applicable.
Cost of Production: [Data Not Readily Available]
Cost of Ammunition: [Data Not Readily Available]
Crew Size: Likely 4 or 5, based on similar designs
Weight: Estimated around 21-22 tons
Horsepower: Estimated around 300-350 hp
Maximum Speed: Estimated around 60 km/h