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ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 212A vs ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 212A and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 are both submarine, compared here on public specifications. The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 leads on test depth (400 vs 250 m).

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Full spec sheet

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 212A Wins 0/5
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 Wins 5/5
Firepower
Torpedo tubes 6 8
Physical
Length (m) 57.2 m 65 m
Naval
Displacement (t) 1,450 t 1,860 t
Submerged speed (kn) 20 kn 20 kn
Range (nmi) 8,000 nmi 12,000 nmi
Test depth (m) 250 m 400 m
Complement 27 27
Program
Units built 10 22
Operator countries 2 5

Frequently asked questions

Which has the higher range? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 has the higher range at 12,000 nmi.

Which has the higher test depth? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 has the higher test depth at 400 m.

Which has the higher torpedo tubes? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 has the higher torpedo tubes at 8.

Which has the higher submerged speed? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 212A has the higher submerged speed at 20 kn.

Which has the higher units built? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 has the higher units built at 22.

Which has the higher operator countries? +

The ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 has the higher operator countries at 5.

Is the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 212A better than the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214? +

On the public specs we track, the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Type 214 leads on 5 of 6 headline metrics, see the full spec sheet for the metric-by-metric breakdown.

Where does this comparison data come from? +

Every figure in the table is sourced from public manufacturer pages, defense-ministry releases and reference publications, and is verifiable on each system's spec page. WeaponSpecs does not accept vendor placement.

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