Supertest: AMR 35 French Light Tank

A new Tier II French light tank entered Supertest: AMR 35. The Tier leaves no surprise when it comes to finding Wargaming plans for it, yet another gift tank for either upcoming Christmas 2019, or for next year anniversary. Nonetheless, another free garage slot for those who don’t want to collect it.

Its survivability reaching 140 HP doesn’t allow the AMR to stand out against the same-tier vehicles. The poor armor and mediocre dynamics prevent the tank from either withstanding the damage or avoiding it.

On the other hand, due to its small sizes, the AMR can take surprisingly unexpected positions. Moving to its strong sides, let’s consider the gun: with its hire rate of fire and the reload and aiming time of 1.8 s, the AMR 35 can almost shower the enemy with shells when firing from a halt. Summing up, the AMR 35 is a quintessential representative of low-tier light tanks. It’s a universal vehicle that performs consistently well in a variety of gameplay situations.

SurvivabilityFirepowerManeuverabilityMobilityConcealmentSpottingCrew

Tier	II
Hit Points	140 (HP)
Hull Armour	15 / 10 / 10 (mm)
Turret Armour	20 / 10 / 10 (mm)

Penetration	46/68 (mm)
Damage	27/27 (HP)
Rate of Fire	33.33 (rpm)
Reload Time	1.8 (s)
Turret Traverse Speed	30.0 (deg/s)
Depression / Elevation	-12 / +15 (deg)
Accuracy	0.38 (a)
Aim Time	1.8 (s)
Damage per Minute	900 (HP/m)

Aiming Circle Spread
after Shot	— (a)
on Turret Traverse	— (a)
on Vehicle Move	— (a)
on Vehicle Traverse	— (a)
on Turret Full Speed Traversing	— (a)
on Vehicle Full Speed Moving	— (a)
on Vehicle Full Speed Traversing	— (a)

Weight / Load Limit	6.6 / 7.5 (t)
Engine Power	80 (h.p.)
Specific Power	12.12 (h.p./t)
Top Speed / Reverse Speed	55 / 20 (km/h)
Chassis Traverse Speed	36.51 (deg/s)
Terrain Resistance	— / — / —  (m/s2)

Concealment of Stationary Vehicle (%)	15.96 / 4.69 (%)
Concealment of Moving Vehicle (%)	11.97 / 3.52 (%)

View Range	310 (m)
Signal Range	360 (m)

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