Type 212CD Submarine (Germany-Norway)
Type: Submarine
Domain: sea
Country of Origin: Norway
Manufacturer: ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (Germany) / Saab Kockums (Sweden)
Overview
Next-generation submarine being developed jointly by Norway and Germany to replace both nations' aging submarine fleets. Based on the German Type 212A with significant enlargement for Norwegian requirements. Features hydrogen fuel cell AIP propulsion enabling extended submerged operations. Norwegian designation Type 212 NOR. First vessel expected around 2032-2035.
Technical Specifications
| Crew | ~30 |
|---|---|
| Type | Type 212 Common Design (CD) Attack Submarine |
| Length | ~62 m |
| Status | Under development; IOC ~2029 |
| Armament | 6× 533mm torpedo tubes; DM2A4 torpedoes; anti-ship missiles |
| Max Speed | >20 knots (submerged) |
| Propulsion | AIP (HDW PEMFC fuel cell) + diesel-electric |
| Displacement | ~1,800 tonnes (surfaced) |
| Diving Depth | >200 m operational |
Operators
- Germany
- Norway
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