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Army comparison: Flag of China China vs Flag of Mongolia Mongolia

Force Profile
China Mongolia
Total vehicles 26,250 (2026) 1,866 (2026)
Vehicle Categories Radar Comparison

Vehicles by Category

🇨🇳 Chinaas of 2026
  • Main Battle Tank 4,770
  • Infantry Fighting Vehicle 8,050
  • Armored Personnel Carrier 4,350
  • Light Armoured Vehicle 1,000
  • Self-Propelled Artillery 4,510
  • Towed Artillery 900
  • Multiple Launch Rocket System 2,670
🇲🇳 Mongoliaas of 2026
  • Main Battle Tank 496
  • Infantry Fighting Vehicle 350
  • Armored Personnel Carrier 270
  • Light Armoured Vehicle 120
  • Towed Artillery 500
  • Multiple Launch Rocket System 130

Overview

China's army fields 26,250 active vehicles — 14:1 Mongolia's 1,866.

The breakdown includes 4,770 vs 496 tanks, 8,050 vs 350 infantry fighting vehicles, 4,350 vs 270 armored personnel carriers, 4,510 vs 0 self-propelled artillery, 900 vs 500 towed artillery, 2,670 vs 130 rocket launchers (China vs Mongolia).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more armored vehicles, China or Mongolia?
China has a larger ground force with 26,250 vehicles compared to Mongolia's 1,866 vehicles.
Which country has more tanks, China or Mongolia?
China operates more main battle tanks with 4,770 compared to Mongolia's 496.
Which army has more infantry fighting vehicles, China or Mongolia?
China has 8,050 infantry fighting vehicles compared to Mongolia's 350.
Which country has more armored personnel carriers, China or Mongolia?
China operates 4,350 APCs compared to Mongolia's 270.
Which country has more artillery systems, China or Mongolia?
China fields 8,080 artillery systems (self-propelled, towed, and MLRS) compared to Mongolia's 630.
How do the China and Mongolia armies compare in size?
China's army is 14.1 times larger than Mongolia's in terms of total vehicles (26,250 vs 1,866).