- Nation
- China
- Tier
- 8
- Class
- Medium Tank
- Premium
- Yes
- Gift
- No
- Wheeled
- No
- Credits
- 0
- Gold
- 0
- Views
- 6
During the Soviet-Chinese border conflict in 1969, Chinese forces captured a Soviet T-62, which had a significant impact on the development of the 122 TM. In autumn 1970, two prototypes were manufactured featuring additional armament: four anti-tank missiles on the turret's sides and a double-barreled DShK machine gun on the gunner's hatch. During trials in 1971–1973, the construction proved faulty, leading to development being discontinued in 1974.
Default configuration

Radio
A-220B
Signal range (m) | 750 |

Engine
12150L7BW
Power (hp) | 580 |
Fire chance | 0.12 |

Gun
120 mm TG
Reload (s) | 7.50 |
Fire rate | 8.000 |
Aim time (s) | 2.29 |
Dispersion | 0.420 |
Traverse (°/s) | 35 |
Ammo max | 72 |
Elev (°) | 20 |
Depress (°) | 10 |

Chassis
122 TM
Load limit (kg) | 0 |
Traverse (°/s) | 40 |

Turret
122 TM
HP | 280 |
Armor F/S/R | 280/140/70 |
Traverse (°/s) | 30 |
View range (m) | 370 |
All modules
Radio (1)

A-220B
• 54.000 cr DEFAULT Signal range (m) | 750 |
Engine (1)

12150L7BW
• 50.000 cr DEFAULT Power (hp) | 580 |
Fire chance | 0.12 |
Gun (1)

120 mm TG
• 195.000 cr DEFAULT Reload (s) | 7.50 |
Fire rate | 8.000 |
Aim time (s) | 2.29 |
Dispersion | 0.420 |
Traverse (°/s) | 35 |
Ammo max | 72 |
Elev (°) | 20 |
Depress (°) | 10 |
Chassis (1)

122 TM
• 30.000 cr DEFAULT Load limit (kg) | 0 |
Traverse (°/s) | 40 |
Turret (1)

122 TM
• 60.000 cr DEFAULT HP | 280 |
Armor F/S/R | 280/140/70 |
Traverse (°/s) | 30 |
View range (m) | 370 |