Nation
U.S.S.R.
Type
Tank Destroyer
Tier
X
SU-152 "Taran"
Premium Tank
Cost
22,500
0
Battle earn rate
Silver earn rate100%
XP Earn Rate105%
Free XP Earn Rate5%
Crew XP Rate100%
Matchmaking
Up to Tier
XPENETRATION303/395/90MM
DAMAGE950/950/1200HP
HIT POINTS1850HP
MAX SPEED63/18(FORWARD/BACKWARD) KM/H
VISION RANGE390M
DETECTABILITY RANGE374.3/326.9(MOVING/STILL) M
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GUN
152.4 mm Smoothbore cannon M-69TURRET
SU-152 "Taran"primaryENGINE
V-54-105SUSPENSION
Object 120RADIO
10RK-26Module Details
152.4 mm Smoothbore cannon M-69
rate of fire
3.26rounds/min
damage
950/950/1200hp
module damage
203/203/203hp
blast radius
0/0/3.66m
damage per minute
3097hp/min
penetration at 100m
303/395/90mm
penetration at 500m
293/395/90mm
ammo max speed
960/760/760m/s
ammo max range
720/720/720m
Shell Type
AP/HEAT/HE
reload time
18.4sec
aiming time
2.7sec
ammo capacity
44rounds
accuracy
0.37m
accuracy during turret rotation
1.73m
depression
5deg
elevation
15deg
yaw limit
-180/180deg
SU-152 "Taran"
turret armor
30/15/10mm
traverse speed
26deg/sec
view range
390m
position
primary
V-54-105
engine power
480hp
power/weight ratio
17.73hp/t
top forward speed
63km/h
top reverse speed
18km/h
fire chance
12percent
Object 120
traverse speed
34deg/sec
terrain resistance
1.2/1.4/2.3
10RK-26
signal range
720m
Tank origin
A key element of the Soviet Union’s approach to land battles during World War II was its use of large-caliber guns in its armored vehicles, such as the 152mm howitzer of the SU-152 self-propelled assault gun. To a degree, this approach also guided Soviet development of other anti-tank systems in the decades following World War II. One example was the SU-152 Taran, a single prototype of which was built in 1965 using the 152.4mm M-69 Taran rifled gun.
