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The SU-152 was a self-propelled 152 mm howitzer on the chassis of a KV-1 heavy tank.
Initially the SU-152 had no machine gun, but later a 12.7 mm DShK was added on an anti-aircraft mount.
The 152 mm gun fired a very large shell, making this an effective weapon against infantry. It could also be used against tanks, although the gun's low muzzle velocity made it inaccurate.
| Soviet Armored fighting vehicles of World War II |
| Tanks |
| BT tank | Iosef Stalin | Kliment Voroshilov | T-26 | T-28 | T-34 | T-35 | T-70 |
| Self-propelled artillery |
| Assault guns |
| SU-122 | SU-152 | ISU-122 | ISU-152 |
| Tank destroyers |
| SU-76 | SU-85 | SU-100 |
| Self propelled anti-aircraft |
| Experimental vehicles |
| Soviet armored fighting vehicle production during World War II |