Type 63-I
Tier 0 · china · light · Post War
About
The Type 63 was introduced in the early 1960s as an amphibious light tank with firepower approaching that of a main battle tank. It used the same turret and weapons system as the Type 62 but incorporated a hull that was based on the hull of the Soviet PT-76. The Type 63-I upgrade had a higher top speed thanks in large part to a new 12-cylinder diesel engine.
Survivability
Hit points
1,450
View range
490 m
Signal range
550 m
Engine fire chance
12%
Armor (mm)
Front
Sides
Rear
Hull
11
14
10
Turret
14
11
10
Gun · 85mm Type 62-85TC
Caliber
85 mm
Rate of fire
12.24 rpm
Reload
4.9 s
Aim time
2.1 s
Dispersion @ 100 m
0.33 m
Gun arc
5° / 20°
Traverse
39°/s
Ammo
55
Mobility
Top speed
64 km/h
Reverse
26 km/h
Engine
400 hp
Power/weight
20.2 hp/t
Hull traverse
42°/s
Turret traverse
40°/s
Shells
ARMOR_PIERCING_CR
220 dmg (165–275)
215 mm pen (161–269)
HOLLOW_CHARGE
220 dmg (165–275)
300 mm pen (225–375)
HIGH_EXPLOSIVE
330 dmg (248–413)
43 mm pen (32–54)
Marks of Excellencesample size 56 · updated 5/23/2026
1 mark
631
avg damage
2 marks
982
avg damage
3 marks
0
avg damage