Tencore TerMIT 2.0
Tencore · UA
TerMIT 2.0 is the current tracked electric UGV from Kyiv-based Tencore, unveiled September 2025 as the successor to the 2024 TerMIT. It weighs 570 kg (640 kg with STANAG 2920 armor), carries 398 kg, tows up to 1,500 kg, and reaches 15 km/h with 40 km range. Modules cover logistics, evacuation, minelaying and Burya RWS. Germany funds 2,000 units built by Quantum Tencore Industries; a Finnish JV with Insta targets 320.
Sources: https://tencore.com.ua/eng/termit ; https://thedefender.media/en/2025/09/tencore-upgraded-termit/ ; https://esut.de/en/2026/06/meldungen/71954/das-deutsch-ukrainische-joint-venture-qti-startet-rekord-drohnenproduktion/
Specs
| Launch year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| MTOW | 570 kg |
| Payload | 398 kg |
| Speed | 15 km/h |
| Propulsion | Fully electric tracked drive with 4 x 73 Ah 20S battery packs. Versus the first TerMIT: motors twice as powerful with an integrated cooling system, two speed modes, factory-made rubber tracks with metal cord (replacing conveyor-belt tracks) and a quick locknut track tensioner. |
| Comm | Day, night and thermal cameras included as standard (mast-mounted camera head) |
| Price notes | No TerMIT 2.0 price published. The USD 12,000-14,000 figures quoted by Tencore in 2025 refer to the first-generation 270-280 kg TerMIT and must not be applied to the 570 kg 2.0. Value of the German-funded 2,000-unit order is undisclosed. |
Suppliers
- Frontline Robotics (UA): rws: Burya (Buria) RWS - M2 / Mk19 variants; Burya 2.0
- Quantum Systems (DE): autonomy_kit: MOSAIC UXS
- HIMERA (UA): rf
Sources
- https://tencore.com.ua/eng/termit
- https://thedefender.media/en/2025/09/tencore-upgraded-termit/
- https://esut.de/en/2026/06/meldungen/71954/das-deutsch-ukrainische-joint-venture-qti-startet-rekord-drohnenproduktion/
- https://www.janes.com/defence-intelligence-insights/defence-news/air/ukraines-tencore-says-ugvs-used-in-small-numbers-in-combat-roles
- https://thedefender.media/en/2025/05/tencore-interview/
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