Role & capabilities
- Logistics transport
- Casualty evacuation support
- Modular equipment carriage
- Remote observation
- Primary domain
- Land
- System type
- Ground multirole vehicle
- Developer / manufacturer
- Tencore
- Origin / production countries
- Ukraine
- Other names
- TERMIT; TerMit
- Variants / configurations
- TerMIT; TerMIT 2.0
- Operators / programme customers
- Defence Forces of Ukraine
Evidence & current status
Origin is Ukraine; the 2026 German co-production agreement is recorded as an industrial milestone, not a change in original design origin. Do not merge early TerMIT and TerMIT 2.0 specifications.
TerMIT is Tencore's tracked ground-robot family for supply transport, casualty evacuation and other modular roles. Ukraine's Ministry of Defence announced approval of a new iteration in June 2025 and explicitly stated that earlier vehicles were already being used for logistics and observation. This establishes family-level use while leaving each subsequent configuration subject to its own acceptance evidence.
Tencore now advertises TerMIT 2.0 with electric propulsion, a digital control channel and a larger published payload figure than figures often repeated for earlier vehicles. The specifications below therefore identify the 2.0 offering and should not be applied retrospectively to the entire installed fleet. Armed and engineering modules are distinct payload configurations.
In June 2026, Quantum Systems and Tencore announced a German joint venture and an initial order for 2,000 platforms for Ukraine. That is a production commitment, not evidence that all vehicles have been delivered. Tencore also advertises driving assistance and autonomy development; this does not mean every fielded TerMIT carries the same software or can perform every mission without an operator.
Sourced specifications
Figures apply to the named configuration. Maximum values are not guaranteed operating performance.
| Specification | Reported value | Context & source |
|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Tracked modular vehicle; figures below identify TerMIT 2.0 | Supplier-reported; configuration dependent. Source ↗ |
| Mobility | Fully electric drive | Supplier-reported; configuration dependent. Source ↗ |
| Dimensions | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
| Mass | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
| Payload | Up to 400 kg | TerMIT 2.0 supplier figure; not a family-wide rating. Source ↗ |
| Endurance | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
| Range | Up to 40 km | TerMIT 2.0 travel range, not communications range. Source ↗ |
| Speed | Up to 15 km/h | TerMIT 2.0 supplier figure. Source ↗ |
| Terrain / environment | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
| Sensors | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
| Communications / control | Digital control channel; driving-assistance functions advertised | Software and equipment vary by configuration. Source ↗ |
| Launch / deployment | Not established in the reviewed public sources. | Public data gap; no estimate or neighbouring variant value substituted. Source ↗ |
Documented milestones
German co-production order announced
Quantum Systems and Tencore announce a joint venture and an initial 2,000-platform order.
Read the announcement ↗New iteration approved
Ukraine MoD announces codification and authorisation; earlier-model field use is separately stated.
Read the announcement ↗
Publication history
- — Added sourced land and maritime coverage with domain-specific evidence and limitations.
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