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9K332 Tor-M2 SAM

9K332 Tor-M2 Surface to Air Missile System

First shown publicly at MAKS-2007, the 9K332 Tor-M2 is a deep modernization of the Tor family, adding new radars, computers, and missiles while retaining the system’s compact, self-contained combat vehicle concept. Series deliveries began in the early 2010s, with continuing upgrades and life-extension programs reported into 2024.

Widely fielded sub-variants include the tracked Tor-M2/M2U, the modular containerized Tor-M2KM, and the Arctic Tor-M2DT. Later missiles (9M338K) increased the ready-to-fire load from 8 to 16 and extended the engagement envelope compared to earlier 9M331 rounds.

Tor-M2, Tor M2, Tor M1, 9K332, 9M338K, Russian SHORAD, SAM, SA-15, Gauntlet, Тор-М2.

Built on a common chassis borrowed from T72 it has an automatic engine fire extinguisher and offers good mobility. It is generally a short-range SAM system with two radar systems combined with an electro-optical system.

The searching radar is featuring a manual pitch control, and it is used mainly for detection. It's main disadvantage is that it cannot detect the flying aircraft altitude, resulting in poor target tracking.

Tracking radar is doesn't have the drawbacks of the searching radar, capable of detecting and tracking targets of up to 8km away. It has a 90 degrees sweeping zone horizontally and 18 degrees of vertical scanning area.

For an easier targeting experience, there is a dedicated manual control allowing for the operator to identify and track visually the target. But here also couldn't have been without disadvantages, as the operational distance is under 4km

As from update on 05 November 2025 it is also featuring a Battalion Datalink, allowing other vehicles to be controlled from one vehicle, vehicles being able to be spawned independently and linked afterwards. It's main feature would be further compatibility with upcoming Buk M3 vehicles.

All vehicles have implemented a system that if target is lost it will continue leading the target based on its last known coordinates

Fits inside train workbench.

05 November 2025 – Improved Search Radar controls. Added Battalion Datalink, unified with upcoming Buk M3.
08 November 2025 – Increased missiles stability resulting in better hit rate. Added capability for quick missiles launch one after another.
13 November 2025 – Implemented Battalion Datalink, allowing control and coordination of multiple launchers from a single vehicle. Integrated with brand new Buk-M3 network layout.


• FCS Type 7 | Fire Control System
• FCS Type 6 | Lock on with HMD [Transmit Only]
• ROIFF [HMD | Monitor | Viewing scope] (Example)