The KF51 Panther, an experimental German tank developed by Rheinmetall, is set to change everything on the battlefield. This ...

Rheinmetall’s KF51 Panther is shaking up modern tank design with its powerful 130mm gun, upgraded turret, and cutting-edge active protection systems. Designed as a major leap beyond the Leopard 2, it ...

Prominent German defense firm Rheinmetall is offering Ukraine its new Panther Kf51 tank. The KF51 would leapfrog the other older Western-made tanks that are being sent to Ukraine.

The KF51 is so closely and securely networked with its battlefield colleagues that its manufacturer, Rheinmetall, calls it "a truly software-defined tank." Its digital sophistication yields an ...

Rheinmetall is targeting Leopard 2 operators with its KF51 Panther main battle tank (MBT), company officials working on the vehicle told defence journalists in Berlin on 5 December 2022.

One of the highlights of June's Eurosatory 2022 event in Paris was the unveiling of the Rheinmetall Panther KF51 main battle tank (MBT), which the company developed as a private venture to meet ...

MILAN, Italy — German arms maker Rheinmetall wants to build a factory in Ukraine that could produce up to 400 of the company’s envisioned Panther KF51 main battle tanks annually.

NATO’s European members have agreed to massively hike defense spending. The move conforms to Donald Trump’s demands — but ...

Rheinmetall is further dedicated to advancements such as the KF51 Panther (130 mm gun, digital concept) and Skynex air defense systems, which put it ahead of older systems from KNDS or Leonardo on ...

Most notably, it produces the Panther KF51 main battle tank. A major supplier to Ukraine, Rheinmetall has plants in the war-torn country along with Lithuania, Hungary, and Romania.

The Italian army will also buy 280 tanks based on Rheinmetall’s under-development Panther KF51 in an €8 billion euro program with the first tank planned for delivery in two and a half to three ...

Most notably, it produces the Panther KF51 main battle tank. A major supplier to Ukraine, Rheinmetall has plants in the war-torn country along with Lithuania, Hungary, and Romania.