Tarhan 2K (Targan)

USD 3,000 – Minister Mykhailo Fedorov's figure, quoted by Interfax-Ukraine on 6 November 2024 – makes the Tarhan 2K the cheapest vehicle in this catalogue section. On the same day Ukraine's defence ministry codified the light wheeled logistics robot, developed within the Brave1 cluster by a company that has not been named publicly.

The design is deliberately simple: electric drive, short-range remote control and a range of about 20 km. The payload of roughly 200 kg comes from the ministry's statement on the Tarhan family (also spelled Targan) rather than specifically the 2K version, hence some caution. Tasks range from carrying supplies and heavy loads to positions to basic reconnaissance.

The vehicle is unarmed and has no armed variants; weight, speed, dimensions and sensors are not published. It has been in use with the Ukrainian Armed Forces since November 2024. The logic is mass: one TerMIT at USD 12,000 buys four Tarhans, one devdroid-droid-tw-12-7 nine.

Western comparisons such as the Trail-Blazer donated to Ukraine play in a different price class altogether.