The Oryx Handbook Of Iranian Fighting Vehicles

By Stijn Mitzer and Joost Oliemans

 

The goal of this list is to comprehensively catalogue Iran's current inventory of vehicles and equipment. In an effort to streamline the list and avoid unnecessary confusion, civilian trucks towing military trailers and military trucks on which missiles, rockets or radars are based are not included in the list. Vehicles captured or produced during the Iran-Iraq War and subsequently only used for a short period of time are not included in this list. To avoid confusion over the names of certain SAM systems, the names of the missiles used on these SAM systems are sometimes indicated. If several configurations of a vehicle with one designation are known, they are added as such. The part within the apostrophes refers to other designations or an unofficial designation. When available, the range (of missiles) are added. As this list relies on OSINT, the range should be used as a rough indication rather than a precise estimate.

 

(Click on the equipment to get a picture of them in Iranian service)

 

Tanks - Operational

•  T-54A
•  T-55A
•  Type 69 (Captured from Iraq) 
• Safir-74, Type 72z, T-72Z or ''Shabdiz'' Two configurations: (2)
• Ch'ŏnma "Chonma-ho''
•  T-72M (Captured from Iraq) (Some with an upgraded fire-control system)
• T-72M1 (Some with an upgraded fire-control system)
• T-72S (Some with electro-optical active protection system or slat armour: Two configurations: (2)) 
• FV 101 Scorpion (Locally upgraded examples known as Tosan)
• FV4201 Chieftain (Locally upgraded examples known as Mobarez) (Some with a Russian V-84 engine)
• M47M (Some upgraded with an EO device and explosive reactive armour)
• M48A5
• M60A1 Patton
• Karrar Two configurations: (2) Prototype: (1)

 

Tanks - Prototypes

• T-72 ''Khorramshahr'' (Ukrainian upgrade of the T-72M1, not adopted)
• Sabalan (Local upgrade of the M47M, not destined to enter service)
• Tiam Prototype: (1) (Local upgrade of the M47M, not destined to enter service)
• Samsam Three configurations: (2) (3) (Local upgrade of the M60, not destined to enter service)
• Zolfaghar ''Zulfiqar-1, A and B'' Two configurations: (2) (Did not enter service)
• Zolfaghar ''Zulfiqar-2, 3, C and D'' Three configurations: (2) (3) (Not destined to enter service)
• Zolfaghar-E ''Zulfiqar-3'' (Not destined to enter service)
• Unnamed T-55 Upgrade (1) Two configurations: (2) (Did not enter production)
• Unnamed T-55 Upgrade (2) (Did not enter production)
• Unnamed T-72M Upgrade (Unlikely to enter production)
• Rakhsh Two configurations: (2) (Revolutionary Guards upgrade of the T-72M(1)/S, yet to enter mass production) (In service with Iraq's Popular Mobilisation Forces)
  
• Unknown Light Tank (Did not enter production)

 

Armoured Fighting Vehicles - Operational

• EE-9 (Captured from Iraq)
• M113½ C&R ''Lynx'' (Some armed with ZU-23s)

 

Armoured Fighting Vehicles - Prototypes / Not Mass- Produced

• Aghareb (Not destined to enter service)
• Fallagh (Not destined to enter service)
• Tosan 30 (Not destined to enter service) 
• Sayyad (Not destined to enter service)

 

Infantry Fighting Vehicles - Operational

•  BMP-1
•  BMP-2 Obr. 1980 ''Zoljanah 'or Zuljenah'' (Some upgraded to carry Dehlavieh ATGMs)
• BTR-82

 

Infantry Fighting Vehicles - Prototypes / Not Mass- Produced

• Zoljanah (Local upgrade of the BMP-2, not destined to enter service)
• Makran (Local upgrade of the BTR-50) 
• Heidar-6 (Local upgrade of the BTR-60, not destined to enter service) 
• Heidar-7 (Local upgrade of the BTR-60, not destined to enter service)
• Boragh Armored Infantry Combat Vehicle ''AICV or Cobra'' Two configurations: (2) (In service with Sudan)
  
• Tosan (Not destined to enter service)
• BMP-1 - ZU-23 (In service with Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces)
• Unknown BMP-1 Upgrade (1) (Yet to enter mass production)
• Unknown BMP-1 Upgrade (2) (Yet to enter mass production)

Armoured Personnel Carriers - Operational

•  BTR-50PK
•  BTR-60PB Three configurations: (2) (3) (Can be armed with ZU-23s)
  
• M113 Four configurations: (2) (3) (4)
• Boragh ''Boraq'' (Can be armed with MRLs and ZU-23s: Three configurations: (2) (3)) 
• Rakhsh (Can be armed with ZU-23s) 

 

Armoured Personnel Carriers - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• Shahid Farsi (Did not enter production) Two configurations: (2)
• Shahid Etebari (Did not enter production)
• Sheni-Dar (Did not enter production) Two configurations: (2)
• Howeizeh (Not destined to enter service) Two configurations: (2)
• Talaieh ''Tala'eeyeh'' ''Sarir'' (Not destined to enter service) Two configurations: (2, armed with an RWS)
• Tosan (Not destined to enter service)

 

Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

• Toofan
• Ra'ad ''Fakke'' (Yet to enter mass production) 
• Caracal (Yet to enter mass production)

Infantry Mobility Vehicles (IMV)

• M1151 HMMWV (Taken over from Afghan National Army elements that escaped to Iran)
  
• YOZ 102
• Jasour
• Fateq (Can be armed with RCLs)
  
• Roueintan (Yet to enter mass production)
• Early Rakhsh Two configurations: (2) (Can be armed with ZU-23s Two configurations: (2)) 
• Late Rakhsh  
• Kia Three configurations: (2) (3)
• Unknown IMV (1)
• Unknown IMV (2)

 

Military Engineering Vehicles - Operational

• FV4204 Armoured Recovery Vehicle
• FV4205 Armoured Vehicle Launched Bridge
•  Type 653 ''Hunter'' Armoured Recovery Vehicle
•  GSP Self-Propelled Amphibious Ferry
•  PMP Floating Bridge
• T-55 MRT ''Mine Clearing Roller Tank''
• T-62 MRT 'Mine Clearing Roller Tank'
• Rakhsh Explosive Ordnance Disposal Vehicle
• LTM/1050 Crane

 

Military Engineering Vehicles - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• Serat Armoured Vehicle Launched Bridge
• Shahram NRBC Detection Vehicle
• Heidar-5 Minelayer
• Taftan I Minesweeper
  
• Taftan II Minesweeper
  
• TF5 ''Mechanized Mine Clearing Equipment'' Two configurations: (2)
• ''TREV-1'' Tracked Rescue and Emergency Vehicle
  
• MAB ''Mechanized Mine Clearing Equipment''

 

Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• Caracel (Armed with a 7.62mm machine gun)
• Nazir ''Nazeer'' (Can be armed with MANPADS)
•  Heidar-1 Two configurations: (2, armed with a 7.62mm assault rifle)
• Masih
  
•  Unknown Unmanned Ground Vehicle (Armed with a 7.62mm machine gun)

 

Command Vehicles

• M577 (Some upgraded with an EO device or used as Ambulances)
•  Boragh ACV ''Armored Command Vehicle'' Three configurations: (2) (3) (In service with Sudan)
  
•  Safir Two configurations: (2)
• 9S737MK Ranzhir-M1

 

Heavy Mortars - Operational

• 120mm Soltam M-65
• 120mm HM-16
• 120mm Razm
• 160mm Vafa

 

Self-Propelled Mortars - Operational

• 60mm Motorcycle-Based HM-12
  
• 81mm ''Automatic Mortar System'' (2B9 Vasilek Copy) 
• 120mm Razm Two configurations: (2)
  
• 120mm Boragh AMV ''Armoured Mortar Vehicle''

 

Tank Destroyers - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• Sayyad Two configurations: (2) (Did not enter production)
• Boragh AIFA ''Armored Missile Launcher Vehicle'' (Did not enter production)
  
• Pirooz 

 

Towed Artillery

• 105mm M101 Howitzer
• 105mm Unknown Howitzer (Has yet to enter service)
  
•  122mm D-30 Howitzer Two configurations: (2) (Locally produced examples known as HM-40)
•  130mm M-46 Field Gun
• 130mm Type 59-1 Field Gun
•  152mm D-20 Gun-Howitzer
• 155mm GHN-45 Howitzer
• 155mm HM-41 Howitzer
• 203mm M115 Howitzer
• Unknown Field Gun (Did not enter service)

 

Self-Propelled Artillery - Operational

•  122mm 2S1 Gvozdika
• 155mm M109A3 (Locally upgraded examples known as Hoveizeh) 
•  170mm Chuch'ep'o "M-1978'' ''Koksan"
• 175mm M107
• 203mm M110

 

Self-Propelled Artillery - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• 122mm Heidar-41 (Not destined to enter service)
• 122mm Raad-1 (Did not enter production) 
• 130mm Unknown Wheeled SPG (Unlikely to enter production)
• 155mm HM-41 (Did not enter production)
• 155mm Ashura (Unlikely to enter production) 
• 155mm Raad-2 (Did not enter production)
• 155mm Raad-2M (Did not enter production)

 

Multiple Rocket Launchers - Operational

• 107mm Type 63 ''Fajr-1'' Ten launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
• 107mm Fajr-1 (Single-shot launcher)
• 107mm Fajr-1 (Double-shot launcher) Two configurations: (2) (3)
• 107mm Karkhe (Single-shot disposable launcher)
•  122mm BM-21 'Grad' (Locally modernised examples known as Heidar-44 Two configurations: (2))
•  122mm BM-11 (Locally modernised examples known as Hedayat-122)
• 122mm HM-20 Seven launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
• 122mm HM-21 (Single-shot launcher)
  
• 122mm HM-27 Six launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 
  
• 122mm Bostan (Single-shot disposable launcher)
•  132mm BM-13 (Some converted to an aerial target launching system)
•  240mm ''M-1985''
• 240mm Falagh-1 ''Falaq-1''
• 240mm Fajr-2 
• 240mm Fajr-3 Two launcher configurations: (2)
• 240/333mm Fajr-3/5 Modular Launcher
• 240/333mm Falagh Modular Launcher
• 333mm Fajr-5 Two launcher configurations: (2)
• 333mm Falagh-2 ''Falaq-2'' Three launcher configurations: (2) (3)
• Unknown MRL (1) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Badr-1''. Limited to no service in Iran) Three launcher configurations: (1) (2) (3)

 

Guided Multiple Rocket Launchers - Operational

• 333mm Guided Falagh-2
  
• 333mm Fajr-4
• 333mm Fajr-4CL (Uses an electro-optical/infrared seeker) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Faleq-1'')
• 333mm Fajr-5C Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (1) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Badr-1P''. No service in Iran)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (2) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Badr-2''. No service in Iran)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (3) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Badr-3''. No service in Iran)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (4) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Al-Bahr Al-Ahmar''. No service in Iran)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (5) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Saeer''. No service in Iran)
• Unknown Guided Rocket (6) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Qasim-1''. No service in Iran)

 

Artillery Rockets

• Shahin-1 [Range: 13km]
• Shahin-2 [Range: 20km] 
• 9K52 Luna-M ''FROG-7'' [70km] (Likely to have been decommissioned)
• Fajr-5 Prototype: (1)
• Naze'at-6H ''Mushak'' [Range: 100km] Two launcher configurations: (2) (Can be retrofitted with the Labik-1 guidance kit)
• Naze'at-10H ''Mushak'' [Range: 130km] Three launcher configurations: (2) (3) (Can be retrofitted with the Labik-1 guidance kit)
• Zelzal-1 ''Mushak-120'' [Range: 120km] Three launcher configurations: (2) (3)
• Zelzal-2 ''Mushak-200'' [Range: 200km] Four launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (Supplied to Syria as ''Maysalun'')
  
• Zelzal-3 [Range: 200km] Two launcher configurations: (2, triple launcher)
• Zelzal-3B [Range: 250km] Three launcher configurations: (2) (3, triple launcher)
• Unknown Artillery Rocket (1) Two launcher configurations (2) 

 

Ground-Launched Cruise Missiles (GLCM)

• Soumar
  
• Hoveizeh [Range: 1350km]
• Paveh [Range: 1650km]
• Meshkat (Did not enter production)

 

Short-Range Ballistic Missiles (SRBM)

• Fath ''BM-120'' [Range: 120km] Five launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5)
• Tondar-69 [Range: 150km]
• Fateh-110 1st Gen. ''Fateh-110A'' [Range: 200km] (Not believed to have entered mass production)
• Fateh-110B 2nd Gen. ''BM-250'' [Range: 250km] Five launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (Supplied to Syria as ''M-600 'Tishreen''')
• Fateh-110C 3rd Gen. ''BM-300'' [Range: 300km] Two launcher configurations: (2) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Karrar'')
• Fateh-110D 4th Gen. [Range: 300km]
  
• Zelzal 307 ''Raad 307'' [Range: 300km] Two launcher configurations: (2, triple launcher)
•  R-17 Elbrus ''SS-1 Scud-B'' [Range: ~300km]' (Likely to have been decommissioned)
• Hwasong-5 [Range: ~330km] (Likely to have been decommissioned)
• Shahab-1 [Range: 350km]
• Shahab-2 [Range: 500km] Three launcher configurations: (2) (3)
• Fateh-313 [Range: 500km] Three launcher configurations: (2) (3, dual launcher)
• Raad-500 [Range: 500km] Two launcher configurations: (2, dual launcher)
• Zolfaghar ''BM-700'' [Range: 700km] Seven launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4, dual launcher) (5, dual launcher) (6, dual launcher) (7, underground canister-launcher)
• Fateh Mobin (Guidance kit that can be retrofitted to the entire Fateh lineage. Uses an infrared seeker)
• Qiam-1 ''Qiyam-1 or Qaem-1'' [Range: ~800km] Two launcher configurations: (2, underground missile silo launcher) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Borkan-H2'' and ''Borkan-3 of Zolfaghar'')
  
• Unknown Guided Rocket (1) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Qasim-2''. No service in Iran)

 

Medium-Range Ballistic Missiles (MRBMs)

• Qiam-2 ''Qiyam-2 or Qaem-2'' [Range: 1000km] (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Falaq'')
• Dezful [Range: 1000km] Four launcher configurations: (2, dual launcher) (3, dual launcher) (4, towed dual launcher)
•  Martyr Haj Qasem [Range: ~1400km]
•  Kheibar Shekan [Range: 1450km] Two launcher configurations: (2, towed dual launcher) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Hatem'')
  
• Emad [Range: 2000km] Two launcher configurations (2, underground missile silo launcher)
• Emad-2 (Not yet seen)
• Emad-3
• Ghadr-1 ''Ghadr-110 or Shahab-3B''
• Ghadr-F [Range: ~2000km]
• Ghadr-H Two configurations: (2)
• Khorramshahr-1 [Range: 2000km] Two configurations: (2)
• Khorramshahr-2 [Range: 2000km]
• Sejjil-1 ''Sejil-1, Ashura, Ashoura or Ghadr-110'' [Range: ~2000km] Prototype: (1)
• Sejjil-2 ''Sejil-2, Ashura or Ashoura'' [Range: 2000km]
• Shahab-3 ''Shahab-3A/M or Ghadr-101'' Three configurations: (2, triconic warhead) (3, biconic warhead) Three launcher configurations (2) (3, silo launcher)

Anti-Radiation Ballistic Missiles (ARBM)

• Hormuz-1 [Range: 300km] Two launcher configurations: (2, Dual Launcher) (Uses a passive radar-homing seeker)

Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles (ASBM)

• Khalij Fars [2011] [Range: 300km] Five launcher configurations: (2) (3) (4, dual launcher) (5, triple launcher) (Uses an electro-optical/infrared seeker) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Aasif'')
  
• Hormuz-2 [2014] [Range: 300km] Three launcher configurations: (2, dual launcher) (3, dual launcher) (Uses an active radar-homing seeker) 
• Zolfaghar-e Basir ''Zulfiqar-e Basir'' [2020] [Range: ~700km]

 

Coastal Defence Missile (CDS) Systems

• Kowsar ''Kosar or Kowsar-3'' [Range: 25km] (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C-701(AR))
• Zafar [Range: 25km] (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C-701(AR))
• Nasr-1 ''CM-35'' [Range: 35km] (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C-704) (Supplied to Hizbullah in Lebanon)
• Nasr-e Basir [Range: 35km] (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C-704 with IR seeker)
• Nasir ''CM-90'' [Range: 90km] (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C704 with rocket booster)
• Noor [Range: 120+km] Two launcher configurations: (2, triple launcher) (Indigenous copy of the Chinese C-802) (Supplied to Hizbullah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen)
• Qader ''CM-200'' [Range: 200km] (A further indigenous development of the Noor/C-802) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Al-Mandab-2'')
• HY-2 ''C-201 Seersucker'' [Range: 200km]
•  HY-2G ''C-201 Seersucker'' [Range: 200km] Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Ghadir ''CM-300'' [Range: 300km] (A further indigenous development of the Noor/C-802)
•  Raad ''Ra'ad or Serge'' [Range: 360km]
• Martyr Abu Mahdi [Range: 1000km] (Based on the Hoveizeh GLCM)

 

Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns - Operational

•  12.7mm DShK
• 12.7mm DShk On ZPU-4 Mount
  
•  14.5mm ZPU-4 
•  23mm ZU-23
• 35mm GDF-001/GDF-002 (Locally upgraded examples known as Samavat)
•  57mm AZP S-60
•  100mm KS-19 (Locally upgraded examples known as Sa'ir ''Saeer'')

 

Towed Anti-Aircraft Guns - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• 23mm Automated ZU-23 (Unlikely to enter service)
• 23mm Mesbah-1 Two configurations: (2) (Unlikely to enter service)
• 23mm Haj Qasem (Used with Azarakhsh missiles) (Yet to enter mass production)
• 35mm Kamand (Used with Azarakhsh missiles) (Yet to enter mass production)
• 77mm Sayyad Anti-Aircraft Rocket System (Unlikely to enter service)
• 122mm Raad ''Arash'' Anti-Aircraft Rocket System (Unlikely to enter service)
• Unknown 122mm Anti-Aircraft Rocket System (Unlikely to enter service)

 

Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns - Operational

• 23mm ZU-23 On Trucks Two configurations: (2, with extended magazines)
•  23mm ZSU-23-4 (Locally upgraded examples known as Soheil, yet to enter mass production)
•  57mm ZSU-57-2
• 57mm Bahman

 

Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• 23mm Mesbah-1 Two configurations: (2) (Unlikely to enter production)
• 35mm Samavat (Yet to enter mass production)
• 35mm Seraj ''Sadegh 10 or Heal'' (Yet to enter mass production)
• 77mm Sayyad Anti-Aircraft Rocket System (Not destined to enter service) Three launcher configurations: (2) (3)
• Oghab (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)

 

Static Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems - Operational

• Rapier [Range: 8km] 
• FM-80 [Range: 12km] (Can also use Shahab Thaqeb missiles)
• Ya Zahra ''Ya Zahra-3'' [Range: 12km] Two configurations: (2)
• MIM-23 I-Hawk ''Hog'' [Range: 35km] (Most upgraded to Mersad standard)
• HQ-2 ''Sayyad-1'' [Range: 45km] (Can also use Sayyad-1(A) missiles)
• Mersad ''Kamin'' [Range: 45km] (Might have been upgraded to Mersad I or II standard) (Uses Shahin missiles) 
• Mersad I ''Kamin'' [Range: 45km] (Might have been upgraded to Mersad II standard) (Uses Shahin missiles) 
• Mersad II ''Kamin'' [Range 40km] (Believed to use ''Shalamcheh'' missiles)
• S-200 ''SA-5'' [Range: 240km] (Possible upgraded examples known as Ghareh or Fajr-8)
• Unknown SAM System (1) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Saqr-1'' and to the PMF in Iraq as. Limited to no service in Iran)
• Unknown SAM System (2) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen as ''Mi'raj''. No service in Iran)

 

Self-Propelled Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems - Operational

• Soleil-2 [Range: 5km] Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Zolfaghar [Range: 5km]
• Majid ''AD-08'' [Range: 8km] Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Herz-9 [Range: 12km] (Uses Shahab Thaqeb missiles)
• Unknown SAM [Range: 12km] (Uses Shahab Thaqeb missiles) Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Tor-M1 ''SA-15'' [Range: 12km] Two launcher configurations: (2)
• Dezful [Range: 12km] Two launcher configurations: (2) (Iranian copy of the Tor-M1)
• Zubin [Range: 20km] (Missile designation unknown)
•  2K12 Kub ''SA-6'' [Range: 23km]
• Raad-I ''Ra'ad-I'' [Range: 23km] (Uses Taer-1 missiles) Three launcher configurations: (2) (3)
• Ghader [Range 40-45km] (Uses Shahin and ''Shalamcheh'' missiles)
• Mersad-16 ''Kamin-2, Tactical Mersad or AD-40'' TELAR and TEL [Range: 45km] (Missile designation unknown)
• Raad-II [Range: 50km] (Uses Taer-2A missiles)
• Tabas ''Raad'' TELAR and TEL [Range: 50km] (Uses Taer-2A, Taer-2B and Taer-2C missiles)
• 3rd of Khordad ''Raad'' TELAR and TEL [Range: 50km] (Uses Taer-2B and Taer-2C, Taer-2 IR and 9th Dey missiles) Prototypes: (1) (2) (3, with Sayyad-2 missiles) (Can be equipped with an EO/IR device)
  
•  Talash ''AD-120'' [Range: 120km] (Uses Sayyad-2, Sayyad-2C and Sayyad-2D missiles)
•  Talash-3 [Range: 120+km] (Uses Sayyad-3 missiles)
•  15th of Khordad ''AD-75'' [Range: 120+km] (Uses Sayyad-2 and Sayyad-3 missiles)
•  Joshan [Range: 120+km] (Uses Sayyad-2 and Sayyad-3 missiles)
• S-300PMU-2 [Range: 195km] (Dummy version known as Samavand)
  
• Bavar 373 ''AD-200'' [Range: 300km] (Uses Sayyad-3V, Sayyad-4 and Sayyad-4B missiles) Prototype launchers: (1) (2)
  

 

Self-Propelled Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems - Prototypes / Not Mass-Produced

• Truck Rapier [Range: 8km] (Did not enter production)
• Mobile MIM-23 I-Hawk ''Hog'' [Range: 35km] (Did not enter production)
• Alam al-Hoda ''Raad'' [Range: 50km] (Uses Taer-2B missiles) (Did not enter production)
• Yavar (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Unknown MANPADS launch platform on truck

 

Jammers And Deception systems

• R-330Zh Zhitel
• 1L222M Avtobaza-M
• Afaq-1 
  
• Unknown Jammer (1)
  
• Unknown Jammer (2)
• Unknown Jammer (3)
• Unknown Jammer (4)
• Unknown GPS Jammer (1) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown GPS Jammer (2)
• Unknown GPS Jammer (3)  

Radars And Sensors

•  P-14 ''Tall King'' (For the S-200)
•  5N62 Square Pair (For the S-200) (Satellite imagery available) (Upgraded examples known as the Arash II)
• ZD-2 Gin Sling B (Satellite imagery available) (For the HQ-2)
• Type 347G (For Haj Qasem SHORAD)
•  PRV–17 ''Odd Group'' (For the S-200) 
• 30N6E ''Flap Lid B'' (Fire-control radar for the S-300PMU-2)
• 64N6E2 ''Big Bird'' (Acquisition radar for the S-300PMU-2)
• 96L6E ''Cheese Board'' (3D early-warning and acquisition radar for the S-300PMU-2)
•  SURN 1S91 (For the 2K12 Kub)
• Kasta 2E2
• Kavosh (Iranian copy of the Russian Kasta 2E2)
• AN/MPQ-46 (For the MIM-23 Hawk) Two configurations: (2)
• Hadi (For the Mersad and Mersad-16) (Iranian copy of the U.S. AN/MPQ-46) Three configurations: (2) (3) 
• AN/MPQ-50 (For the MIM-23 Hawk) 
• Kavosh (For the Mersad and Mersad-16) (Iranian copy of the U.S. AN/MPQ-50) Two configurations: (2)
• Hafez (For the Mersad-16 and Talash)
• ''HPIR'' (For the Mersad) 
• Jouiya (For the Mersad)
• Kashef-1 ''TM-ASR-1''
• Kashef-2 Three configurations: (2) (3)
• Keyhan ''Kayhan'' (For the Hawk)
• ''PAR'' (For the Mesbah-1 and Ya Zahra-3) 
• Super Fledermaus (For the 35mm GDF-001 and 35mm GDF-002)
• Skyguard (For the 35mm GDF-001/2, 35mm Samavat, Rapier, FM-80, Herz-9 and Ya Zahra-3) Two configurations: (2)
• Sepehr
• Vostok-E
• Qods (Iranian copy of the Belarusian Vostok-E)
• JY-14
• Meli 
• 1L119 Nebo SVU
• 67N6E Gamma-DE Two platform configurations: (2) (Upgraded examples known as Falagh)
• Alam-ol-Hoda
• Alvand
• Arash I
• Alim
• Bahman
• Bashir (For the Mersad-16) Two configurations: (2)
• BSR-1
• Fath-2
• Fath-14
• Rezonan-N (Counter-stealth) (Satellite imagery available)
• Ghadir (Counter-stealth) (Indigenous development of the Russian Rezonan-N)
• Khatam
• Nazir
• Meraj-4 Two configurations: (2)
• Matla ol-Fajr-1
• Matla ol-Fajr-2
• Matla ol-Fajr-3
• Mersad 
• Moragheb 
• Najm-802
• Najm-804 (For the 15th of Khordad and Mersad-16) Two configurations: (2)
• Ofogh-3 (Fire-control radar for the 15th of Khordad and Talash)
• Qamar
• Shahab
• Thamen
• Jalal
• Safat ''Saafat'' Infrared And Optical Sensor (For the 100mm Sa'ir) Three (platform) configurations: (2) (3)
• Unknown Radar And Optical Sensor (1) (For the 35mm Samavat and Ya Zahra-3)
• Unknown Infrared And Optical Sensor (2) (For the 23mm Mesbah-1)
• Unknown Infrared And Optical Sensor (3) (For the Talash)
• Unknown Infrared And Optical Sensor (4) (For the Seraj/Sadegh-10)
• Unknown Infrared And Optical Sensor (5) Two configurations: (2)
• Sadad-201T Infrared And Optical Sensor 
• Basir 110(D) or GSR-110PS Ground Surveillance Radar Three platform configurations: (2) (3)
• Basir-110S or GSR-110S Ground Surveillance Radar
• Tareq Ground Surveillance Radar
• Unknown Basir Ground Surveillance Radar
• Blindfire (Not yet seen)
• AN/MPQ-35 (Not yet seen)
• AN/FPS-88 (Not yet seen)  
• AN/TPS-43 (Not yet seen)  
• Moein-40 (Not yet seen)
• Dina (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Rejal (Documented by a few sources, not yet seen)
• Unknown Radar (1) (Acquisition radar for the Bavar-373)  
• Unknown Radar (2) (Engagement radar for the Bavar-373)
• Unknown Radar (3) (For the 15th of Khordad and Talash)
• Unknown Radar (4) (For the Talash)
• Unknown Radar (5) (For the Joshan)
• Unknown Radar (6) (For the Kamand CIWS)
• Unknown Radar (7) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Radar (8)
• Unknown Radar (9)
• Unknown Radar (10)
• Unknown Radar And Optical Senor (1) (For Raad-I) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Radar And Optical Sensor (2) (For the Raad-II)  
• Unknown Radar And Optical Sensor (3)
• Unknown Optical Sensor (1) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen)
  
• Unknown Optical Sensor (2) (Supplied to the Houthis in Yemen)

 

Trucks

•  KraZ 255B
•  KraZ 260
•  MAZ-537 ''BABR-400''
• MAZ-74106
• MZKT-740100 
• BABR-400 Two configurations: (2)
• BAZ-64022 Two configurations: (2)
• Mercedes-Benz 911
• Mercedes-Benz 1222
• Mercedes-Benz 1924
• Mercedes-Benz 3340
• M548
• Navistar International 7000 Series (Taken over from Afghan National Army elements that escaped to Iran)
  
• KrAZ-5233
• KrAZ-6322
• Kian 160
• Kian 500
• Kian 600
• Kian x600
• Kian 700
• Naynava '' Neynava or Neinava'' Three configurations: (2) (3)
• Tondar
• Boragh Tracked Rescue And Relief Support Vehicle ''TRRSV-1''
• Boragh Armored Ammunition Carrier ''AAC''
• Boragh Armored Ambulance Vehicle ''AAV''
• Unknown Truck (1)
• Unknown Truck (2) 
• Unknown Truck (3)

Jeeps And Vehicles

• Ford Ranger (Taken over from Afghan National Army elements that escaped to Iran)  
• Toyota Hilux N70 Two configurations: (2)
• Toyota Land Cruiser Four configurations: (2) (3) (4, with tracks) (Can be armed with Miniguns and ZU-23s Two configurations: (2))
• KM410 (Can be armed with RCLs Two configurations: (2))
• Aras Two configurations: (2) (3, armed with an RWS) (Can be armed with rotary machine guns)
• Aras-2
• Ashed a Nezaja ''Ranger'' Seven configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
• Capra
• Gahar
• Samander ''Salamandar'' Three configurations: (2) (3)
• Safir Ten configurations: (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (Can be armed with RCLs Two configurations: (2), rotary machine guns and ATGMs Three configurations: (2) (3))
• Tracked Safir 
• Safir-3
• Unknown Safir (1)
• Unknown Safir (2)
• Unknown 6x6 Safir Two configurations: (2)
• Sepher ''Sepehr'' / Kaviran Four configurations: (2) (3) (4) (Can be armed with ZU-23s Two configurations: (2)
• Takavar
• Toofan
• Thistle
• Unknown Tactical Vehicle (1) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Tactical Vehicle (2) 
• Unknown Tactical Vehicle (3)
• Unknown Tactical Vehicle (4)
• Unknown Tactical Vehicle (5)
• Unknown Fast Attack Vehicle (1) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Fast Attack Vehicle (2) (Can be armed with ZU-23s)
• Unknown Fast Attack Vehicle (3) (Can be armed with 2A42s)
• Unknown Fast Attack Vehicle (4) Two configurations: (2)
• Unknown Fast Attack Vehicle (5)
• Banihashem ATV 50 (Can be armed with ATGMs Two configurations: (2))  
• Unknown HMMWV-inspired Jeep

Special thanks to Iran Defense, Amir, MTN1917, Pataramesh and Mehdi H.

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