Kv111

Kv111 is an alphanumeric designation that appears in a limited set of sources and is not associated with a widely recognized historical vehicle or official project. Unlike the well-documented Soviet heavy tank family known as the KV series (such as KV-1 and KV-2), there is no authoritative record of a vehicle officially designated Kv111 produced or tested by the Soviet Union or another state. In many references, Kv111 is encountered in speculative, fictional, or fan-created contexts rather than in verifiable historical documentation.

In these speculative or fictional contexts, Kv111 is often described as a heavy assault or breakthrough tank, with specifications that vary by author or project. Because the designation is not standardized and is not part of an official production lineage, any Armor, armament, or production timeline attributed to Kv111 should be understood as fictional or exploratory rather than historical fact.

Etymology-wise, the "KV" prefix in real Soviet designations stands for Kliment Voroshilov, a prominent Soviet defense figure, and the numbers were used to denote model progression within the KV tank family. Kv111 does not correspond to a sanctioned development path in official archives, and its appearance is typically limited to non-authoritative or imaginative materials rather than historical records.

See also: KV-1, KV-2, KV-series tanks; List of Soviet tanks; heavy tank concept. References to Kv111 should be cross-checked against authoritative museum records or primary sources, as many listings originate from non-official or fictional materials.