Hai Kun vs Son Won-il
Hai Kun vs Son Won-il at a glance — displacement 2,500 vs 1,690 tons, length 70 vs 65 m.
Specifications
|
Hai Kun |
Son Won-il |
| Origin |
🇹🇼 Taiwan |
🇩🇪 Germany |
| Category |
Submarine |
Submarine |
| Type |
Diesel-electric attack submarine |
Diesel-electric submarine |
| Manufacturer |
CSBC Corporation, Kaohsiung |
Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft |
| Year introduced |
2025 |
2007 |
| Number built |
8 units |
16 units |
| Estimated unit price |
NA |
$330 million |
| Displacement |
2,500 tons |
1,690 tons |
| Maximum speed |
NA |
12.0 knots |
| Range |
NA |
12,000 nm |
| Length |
70.0 m |
65.0 m |
| Beam |
8.0 m |
6.3 m |
| Crew |
-- |
27 |
| Max depth |
NA |
400 m |
Armament & Systems
|
Hai Kun |
Son Won-il |
| Armament |
- 6 × 533 mm torpedo tubes for Mk 48 Mod 6AT torpedoes
- UGM-84L Sub-Harpoon anti-ship missiles
|
- 8 × 533 mm torpedo tubes
- 4 Sub-Harpoon missile-capable
|
| Propulsion |
Diesel-electric with lithium-ion batteries |
Diesel–electric, fuel cell AIP, low-noise skew back propeller; 2 × MTU 16V-396 (3.96 MW) diesel engines; 1 × Siemens Permasyn (2.85 MW) electric motor |
Detailed Comparison
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Which has greater displacement, the Hai Kun-class or Son Won-il-class?
The Hai Kun-class has greater displacement at 2,500 tons compared to the Son Won-il-class's 1,690 tons.
Which is faster, the Hai Kun-class or Son Won-il-class?
The Son Won-il-class is faster with a maximum speed of 12 knots compared to the Hai Kun-class's 0 knots.
Which has longer range, the Hai Kun-class or Son Won-il-class?
The Son Won-il-class has a longer range at 12,000 nautical miles compared to the Hai Kun-class's 0 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the Hai Kun-class or Son Won-il-class?
The Hai Kun-class is longer at 70.0 meters compared to the Son Won-il-class's 65.0 meters.
Which has been built in greater numbers, the Hai Kun-class or Son Won-il-class?
The Son Won-il-class has been built in greater numbers with 16 vessels compared to 8 vessels of the Hai Kun-class.