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India Mulls Buying Russia’s Armata to Develop Its Own Future Infantry Tank

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You have only 500 t-90s as of now... Thanks to delays,Russians not transferring tech,shortages etc... That's why 200+ were ordered off the shell and a siniliar number in knock down kits were ordered.. 1650 by 2020 is highly unlikely.


Breakdown: What’s Happening With India’s Tank Force? | The Diplomat


AK is much more Pak than even your leopard 1 copy Arjun ... Most of which is imported .. And yet failed and gave way to T-90s.

Don't go on believing whatever Zaid Hamid says

India had 700 T-90S/M back in 2010, when First domestic built T-90 entered service that number rose to 1050 by mid 2014
currently that Number stands closer to 1150-1200
 
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SOURCE: SPUTNIK

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India is considering to buy Russia’s new-generation Armata combat platform or some of its elements for future use in a new tank of its own, an Indian military expert said on Friday. “India plans to develop its own tank – the Future Infantry Combat Vehicle (FICV) – and I believe that our budget allowing, we could buy the Armata, or at least some of its component parts, for study and future use in our new tank,” Samir Patil, a defense expert with India’s Gateway House analytical center, said in an interview with Sputnik.


Mt. Patil was commenting on Thursday’s statement by Russian presidential adviser on military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin that Russia’s foreign partners, including China and India, had expressed interest in purchasing new military equipment presented at the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow.

The Armata tank’s big forte is its ability to serve as a platform for a flurry of new armed vehicles.

“I think India would like to purchase such a combat platform for its armed forces,” Samir Patil said.

He did not rule out the possible development with Russia of India’s much-needed “tank of the future”.

“Russia is the only country India is developing new weapons with. These are the PAK FA fifth-generation fighter jet and a multirole transport plane… I think another reason why we would like to jointly develop India’s new tank is that this answers the “Make in India” initiative put forward by PrimeMinister Narendra Modi. Its main objective is to attract foreign capital and technological investment in India for joint R&D and production,” Mr. Patil emphasized.

What makes the Armata tank stand out from its domestic and foreign counterparts is that the crew is securely enclosed in a multi-layer armored capsule separated from the ammunition container. The vehicle is fully computerized and only needs three servicemen to operate it.

The tank has an unmanned, remotely controlled turret, digitally controlled by a crew-member located in a separate compartment. It is believed that this would eventually lead to the development of a fully robotic tank.

Russia is scheduled to begin replacing its current T-72, T-80 and T-90 tanks with Armata T-14s starting in 2020.

Give an Indian source.

The FMBT is the future for Indias armoured corps. There have been far too many problems with the T90s. An Indian designed tank would be far better for India vs. the armata which is designed for plains and the arctic versus jungles and deserts.

Its possible that FMBT will be a JV between Russia and India.

The alternative will be formimg JV with Israel.

But I dont think FMBT will be solely developed by DRDO.
 
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Give an Indian source.



Its possible that FMBT will be a JV between Russia and India.

The alternative will be formimg JV with Israel.

But I dont think FMBT will be solely developed by DRDO.

Hopefully it can be done with Israel. The Russians do not want to help their biggest customer make their own tank. They want India to buy the Armata.
 
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Hopefully it can be done with Israel. The Russians do not want to help their biggest customer make their own tank. They want India to buy the Armata.


The possibility of JV between Russia and India for FMBT cant be ruled out.

We should wait for further news.
 
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