Hanwha Aerospace

Wheeled 8×8 self-propelled howitzer unveiled by Hanwha Aerospace in March 2026 for NATO export markets. Integrates the same 155 mm 52-caliber gun from the K9 Thunder onto a high-mobility wheeled chassis, offering faster strategic redeployment, lower logistics footprint, and full NATO-standard ammunition interoperability. Features an automated loading system to reduce crew size. Engagement range exceeds 40 km with conventional shells and up to ~70 km with extended-range or rocket-assisted projectiles.

Bigung

The Bigung is a loitering munition (kamikaze drone) developed by Hanwha Aerospace. It can be launched from ground vehicles or infantry platforms, loiter over the battlefield to identify targets, and strike with precision. Part of Korea's push into unmanned combat systems.

In service since 2024

K10

Automated ammunition resupply vehicle designed to operate in conjunction with the K9 Thunder. Uses an automated conveyor system to transfer rounds to the K9 without crew exposure.

In service since 2010

K239

The K239 Chunmoo is a wheeled multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) capable of firing 130mm, 227mm, and 239mm guided and unguided rockets as well as the CTM-290 tactical ballistic missile. Selected by Poland, Romania, and reportedly the UAE.

In service since 2015

K9A1/A2

The K9 Thunder is a 155mm/52-caliber self-propelled howitzer that has become one of the most exported artillery systems in the world. Over 1,700 units have been produced for South Korea and export customers including Poland, Norway, Finland, Egypt, India, Estonia, Australia, and Romania.

In service since 1999

AS21

The AS21 Redback is a next-generation infantry fighting vehicle developed to meet the Australian Land 400 Phase 3 requirement. Features a 30mm autocannon turret, advanced protection systems, and capacity for 8 dismounts.

In service since 2019