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Juan Carlos I vs Type 074

Juan Carlos I vs Type 074 at a glance — displacement 26,000 vs 800 tons, length 230 vs 58 m, speed 21 vs 18 knots, crew 261 vs 56.

Specifications
Juan Carlos I Type 074
Origin 🇪🇸 Spain 🇨🇳 China
Category Amphibious vessel Amphibious vessel
Type Amphibious assault ship Medium landing ship
Manufacturer Navantia Wuhu Shipyard
Year introduced 2010 1995
Number built 4 units 15 units
Estimated unit price $600 million NA
Displacement 26,000 tons 800 tons
Maximum speed 21.0 knots 18.0 knots
Range 9,000 nm at 15 knots NA
Length 230.8 m 58.4 m
Beam 32.0 m 10.4 m
Crew 261 56
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Armament & Systems
Juan Carlos I Type 074
Armament
  • 4 × RWS Sentinel 2.0
  • 4 × 12.7 mm machine guns
  • 2 x BPDMS (FBNW)
  • 1 x VLS (FBNW)
  • 3 x Type 61 25mm AAA guns
  • Type 81H 122mm multiple rocket launchers
Propulsion 2 × 11 MW POD, GE ITP LM2500 + Navantia MAN 16V32/40 Two diesels @ 4,900 hp with 2 shafts
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has greater displacement, the Juan Carlos I-class or Type 074-class?
The Juan Carlos I-class has greater displacement at 26,000 tons compared to the Type 074-class's 800 tons.
Which is faster, the Juan Carlos I-class or Type 074-class?
The Juan Carlos I-class is faster with a maximum speed of 21 knots compared to the Type 074-class's 18 knots.
Which has longer range, the Juan Carlos I-class or Type 074-class?
The Juan Carlos I-class has a longer range at 9,000 nautical miles compared to the Type 074-class's 0 nautical miles.
Which is longer, the Juan Carlos I-class or Type 074-class?
The Juan Carlos I-class is longer at 230.8 meters compared to the Type 074-class's 58.4 meters.
How many crew members do the Juan Carlos I-class and Type 074-class have?
The Juan Carlos I-class has a larger crew complement of 261 compared to the Type 074-class's 56 crew members.
Which has been built in greater numbers, the Juan Carlos I-class or Type 074-class?
The Type 074-class has been built in greater numbers with 15 vessels compared to 4 vessels of the Juan Carlos I-class.