Group : Local Air Defenses
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The K263 is a mobile air defense version of the K200A1 armored vehicle fitted with a 20mm Vulcan anti-aircraft gun, a fire control radar with a maximum detection range of five kilometers and a crew of four-man. In addition to low altitude, low speed airborne targets, K263 may engage ground targets as well. Its 20mm cannon, with a rate of fire of 3,000 rounds per minute, has an effective range of 1,200 meters against airborne targets and up to 2,000 meters against targets on the ground.

Group : Self-Propelled Howitzers
Status : Active
Also Known As : K281A1
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The K242A1 and K281A1 are 106mm(4.2-inch) and 81mm mortar carriers respectively derived from K200A1 tracked chassis. The crew for K242A1 consists of five men with two more men on the K281A1 mortar carrier. These mortar carriers are fitted with .50 (12.7mm) caliber machine gun as secondary armament. The K242A1 and K281A1 mortar carriers ammunition capacity is for 70 rounds or 99 rounds respectively.

Group : Main Battle Tanks
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The KAFV90 is a variant of the K200A1 tracked armored vehicle offering the firepower of a light tank utilizing a 90mm MK III M-A1 gun system and a crew of three-man (driver, gunner and commander). The 90mm cannon along with day/night sight sensors are mounted on a turret operated by the gunner. A 7.62mm machine gun has been provided as secondary armament.

Group : Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The KAFV30M is an improved infantry fighting vehicle based upon the K200A1 armored vehicle offering increased firepower utilizing a 30mm M230 Chain Gun system. The M230 gun along with a 7.62mm M240 machine gun are mounted on a AV30 turret operated by the gunner. In addition to the crew of three-man (gunner, driver and commander), the KAFV30M can transport up to eight fully equipped infantrymen.

Group : Recovery & Repair Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The K288A1 is a recovery vehicle derived from K200A1 armored personnel carrier provided with a crew of four-man and a 12.7mm machine gun. The K288A1 has a 6-ton crane and a 20-ton winch for towing or pulling troubled and damaged vehicles and/or remove some of components such as the powerplant and the turret.

Group : Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The KAFV40 is an infantry fighting vehicle variant of the K200A1 delivering greater firepower using a side-by-side K4 40mm high speed automatic grenade launcher and a 12.7mm machine gun as secondary armament. It is equipped with a manned turret operated by the gunner that accommodates both the K4 grenade launcher and the machine gun. The KAFV40 has been deployed within Korean Army mechanized infantry and cavalry units. In addition to the driver, commander and gunner, the vehicle carries up to five fully equipped infantrymen.

Group : Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The K277 is a variant of the K200 armored vehicle designed to serve as a mobile command post in support of armored units on the battlefield. It features NBC protection, radio communications, workstations, a roof-mounted 12.7mm machine gun and a crew of six-man.

Group : NBC Reconnaissance Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The K216 is a NBC (Nuclear, Biological and Chemical) reconnaissance vehicle derived from the K200 tracked chassis. It features a MM-1 mobile mass spectrometer, double wheel detector set, radiation detection unit (AN/VDR-2), purifier, NBC marking system, vehicular weather observing system (VWOS), chemical sampler, chemical alarm system (KM43A1) and a collective NBC protection system with overpressure system. A cupola-mounted 12.7mm machine gun provides additional protection against hostile forces.

Group : Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status : Active
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Total Production : ?

The KAFV30 is an improved infantry fighting vehicle based upon the K200A1 armored vehicle offering increased firepower utilizing a 30mm 173-caliber Mk 30 automatic cannon. The Mk 30 armor piercing cannon along with a 7.62mm 51-caliber MG3A1 machine gun are mounted on a MT30K unmanned turret operated by the gunner under armor. In addition to the crew of three-man (gunner, driver and commander), the KAFV30 can transport up to five fully equipped infantrymen.

Group : Tracked Armored Vehicles
Status : Active
Also Known As : K-200, Korean Infantry Fighting Vehicle
Origin : South Korea
Contractor : Doosan DST
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1984
Total Production : ?

The K200 is basically a light armored personnel carrier designed to carry nine fully-equipped infantrymen and a crew of three-man (driver, gunner and commander). The K200A1 is an improved variant with enhanced mobility and greater acceleration. The K200's roof-mounted shielded firing post is equipped with a 12.7mm machine gun and a 7.62mm machine gun as secondary armament mounted on a second cupola. Malaysia purchased approximately 111 K200s armored personnel carriers in the early 1990s. As of late 2010, the K200A1 infantry fighting vehicle are being replace by the K-21 medium armored vehicle which features greater firepower utilizing a turret-mounted 40mm cannon.