List of submarine classes in service

The list of submarine classes in service includes all submarine classes currently in service with navies or other armed forces worldwide. For surface combatants, see the list of naval ship classes in service.

Ballistic missile submarines

Dolgorukiy-class ballistic missile submarine (Project 955 Borey)
- Builder: Russia
- Displacement: 23,800 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 3 in service, 4 ships building
Delta-class ballistic missile submarine (Project 667BDR Kal'mar / 667BDRM Del'fin)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 18,730 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 9 in service, including 3 Delta III and 6 Delta IV
Jin-class ballistic missile submarine (Project 094)
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 9,000 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 2+ in service
Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine (SSBN 726)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 18,450 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 14 in service with ballistic missiles
Triomphant-class ballistic missile submarine
- Builder: France
- Displacement: 14,000 tons
- Operator: French Navy: 4 in service
Typhoon-class ballistic missile submarine (Project 941 Akula)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 33,800 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 1 in active service of 6 built, 2 in reserve.
Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarine
- Builder United Kingdom
- Displacement: 15,680 tons
- Operator: Royal Navy: 4 in service
Xia-class ballistic missile submarine (Project 092)
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 7,000 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service

Guided missile submarines

Oscar-class submarine (Project 949A Antey)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 19,400 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 8 in active service plus 2 in reserve
Ohio-class "Tactical Trident": Special Forces and Super Strike (SSGN 726)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 18,750 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 4 in active service each with ~154 Tomahawks

Nuclear-powered attack submarines

Akula-class submarine (Project 971 Shchuka)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 10,700 tons
- Operator:
  - Russian Navy: 11 in service, including 3 Improved Akula and 2 Akula II
  - Indian Navy: 1 Akula II in active service and 1 planned^[1]
Astute-class submarine
- Builder: United Kingdom
- Displacement: 7,400 tons
- Operator: Royal Navy: 1 in service, 1 launched & 4 under construction out of a total of 7 (ordered) in class
Han-class attack submarine (Type 091)
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 4,500 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 3? in service
Los Angeles-class attack submarine (SSN 688)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 7,000 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 43 in commission
Rubis / Amethyste-class attack submarine
- Builder: France
- Displacement: 2,670 tons
- Operator: French Navy: 6 in service
Seawolf-class attack submarine (SSN 21)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 9,300 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 2 in commission as attack subs with a third as a special mission support submarine
Yasen-class submarine (Project 885)
- Builder: Russia
- Displacement: 11,800 tons
- Operator: 2 Building
Shang-class attack submarine (Type 093)
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 8,000 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 in service
Sierra-class submarine (Project 945)
- Builder: Soviet Union
- Displacement: 10,400 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 3 in service, including one Sierra I and two Sierra II submarines
Trafalgar-class submarine
- Builder: United Kingdom
- Displacement: 5,208 tons
- Operator: Royal Navy: 6 in service out of 7 built
Victor-class submarine (Victor III Project 671)
- Builder: Soviet Union
- Displacement: 7,250 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 8 in service
Virginia-class submarine (SSN 774)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 7,800 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 8 in service, 6 building, 30 planned.

Diesel-electric attack submarines

Agosta-class submarine
- Builder: France / Spain
- Displacement: 1,725 tons
- Operators:
  - Pakistan Navy : 5 in service
  - Spanish Navy: 4 in service
Challenger-class submarine (ex-Sjöormen class)
- Builder: Sweden
- Displacement: 1,210 tons
- Operator: Republic of Singapore Navy: 4 in service
Collins-class submarine
- Builder: Australia
- Displacement: 3,050 tons
- Operator: Royal Australian Navy: 6 in commission
Dolphin-class submarine
- Builder: Germany
- Displacement: 1,900 tons
- Operator: Israeli Navy: 3 in service, 3 AIP building/ordered
Harushio-class submarine
- Builder: Japan
- Displacement: 2,750 tons
- Operator: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 2 training submarines, 5 retired
Kilo-class submarine (Project 877 Paltus and Project 636)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 3,100 tons
- Operators:
  - Indian Navy: 9 Kilo, 1 exploded known as the Sindhughosh class
  - People's Liberation Army Navy: 2 Kilo and 10 Improved Kilo in service
  - Russian Navy: 17 in service plus a number of reserves, 6 Improved Kilo ordered
  - Algerian National Navy: 2 Original Kilo and 2 Improved Kilo
  - Polish Navy: 1 Kilo
  - Islamic Republic of Iran Navy: 3 Kilo
  - Romanian Naval Forces: 1 Kilo
  - Vietnam People's Navy: 1 Kilo and 5 Improved Kilo ordered
Kobben-class (Type 207) submarine
- Builder: Germany
- Displacement: 485 tons
- Operators: Polish Navy: 4 in service, handed over from Norway
Ming-class (Type 035) submarine
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 2,100 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 17
Oyashio-class submarine
- Builder: Japan
- Displacement: 4,000 tons
- Operator: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 11 in service
Romeo-class submarine
- Builder: Soviet Union
- Displacement: 1,830 tons
- Operators:
  - Bulgarian Navy: 1 of many delivered remains in service, restricted capabilities
Sauro-class submarine
- Builder: Italy
- Displacement: 1,653 tons
- Operator: Marina Militare: 4 in service
Song-class submarine
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: 2,250 tons
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 16 in service
TR-1700-class submarine
- Builder: Germany
- Displacement: 2116 tons
- Operators: Argentine Navy: 2 in service
Type 209 submarine
- Builder: Germany
- Displacement: 1,230/1,290/1,586 tons
- Operators:
  - Argentine Navy: 1 in service
  - Brazilian Navy: 5 in service
  - Chilean Navy: 2 in service
  - Colombian National Navy: 2 in service
  - Ecuadorian Navy: 2 in service
  - Hellenic Navy: 7 in service
  - Indian Navy: 4 in service
  - Indonesian Navy: 2 in service
  - Peruvian Navy: 6 in service
  - South African Navy: 3 in service
  - Republic of Korea Navy: 9 in service
  - Turkish Navy: 14 in service
  - Bolivarian Armada of Venezuela: 2 in service
Ula-class (Type 210) submarine
- Builder: Germany
- Displacement: 1,150 tons
- Operator: Royal Norwegian Navy: 6 in service
Victoria-class hunter-killer submarine (SSK 876)
- Builder: United Kingdom
- Displacement: 2,400 tons
- Operator: Royal Canadian Navy: 4 in commission
Walrus-class submarine
- Builder: Netherlands
- Displacement: 2,800 tons
- Operator: Royal Netherlands Navy: 4 in service
Zwaardvis-class submarine
- Builder: Netherlands
- Displacement: 2,600 tons
- Operator: Republic of China Navy: 2 in service

Non-nuclear submarines with air-independent propulsion

Gotland class
- Builder: Sweden,
- Displacement: 1,647 tons
- Operators: Swedish Navy: 3 in service
Lada-class submarine (Project 677 Lada)
- Builder: Russia
- Displacement: 2,700 tons
- Operators: Russian Navy: 1 in service, 3 ordered
S-80 class
- Builder: Spain
- Displacement: 2,426 tons
- Operator: Spanish Navy: 4 building
Scorpène class
- Builder: France / Spain
- Displacement: 1,590 tons
- Operator:
  - Brazilian Navy: 4 ordered/building
  - Chilean Navy: 2 in service
  - Indian Navy: 6 ordered/building
  - Royal Malaysian Navy: 2 in service
Sōryū class
- Builder: Japan
- Displacement: 4,200 tons
- Operators: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force: 6 in service, 5 building or planned
Type 212 submarine
- Builders: Germany / Italy
- Displacement: 1,830 tons
- Operators:
  - German Navy: 4 in service, 2 ordered, 2 more planned
  - Marina Militare: 2 in service, 2 planned
Type 214 submarine
- Builder: Germany,
- Displacement: 1,980 tons
- Operators:
  - Hellenic Navy: 1 in service, 3 building
  - Republic of Korea Navy: 3 in service, 6 building/ordered
  - Portuguese Navy: 2 in service
  - Turkish Navy: 6 ordered
Västergötland-class submarine / Archer-class submarine
- Builder: Sweden
- Displacement: 1,145 tons
- Operator:
  - Swedish Navy: 2 in service
  - Republic of Singapore Navy: 2 on a delivery program
Yuan-class submarine
- Builder: People's Republic of China
- Displacement: ?
- Operator: People's Liberation Army Navy: 1 in service? plus 3 building

Special mission submarines

Mystic-class deep sea rescue submersible (DSRV 1)
- Builder: United States
- Displacement: 37 tons
- Operator: United States Navy: 1 in service
Paltus-class special mission submarine (Project 1083.1)
- Builder: Russia
- Displacement: 730 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy
Uniform-class special mission submarine (Project 1910 Kashalot)
- Builder: Soviet Union / Russia
- Displacement: 1,580 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy
Velebit midget submarine
- Displacement: 99 tons
- Operator: Croatian Navy
Yankee Pod trials submarine (Project 09774)
- Builder: Soviet Union
- Displacement: 10,100 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 1 in service
Yankee Stretch special mission support submarine (Project 09780)
- Builder: Soviet Union
- Displacement: 11,600 tons
- Operator: Russian Navy: 1 in service

References

↑ "India to Lease a Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia". NDTV.com. Retrieved 2015-11-30.

Naval ships and warships in the Late Modern period

Naval ship classes in service submarine auxiliary Operational zones Blue-water navy Brown-water navy Green-water navy Gun placement Broadside Central battery/casemate Turretes

Aircraft carriers	Aircraft cruiser Amphibious assault ship Anti-submarine warfare carrier Balloon carrier CAM ship Escort carrier Fighter catapult ship Fleet carrier Helicopter carrier Light aircraft carrier Merchant aircraft carrier Seaplane tender Submarine aircraft carrier Supercarrier

Battleships	Coastal defence ship Dreadnought Fast battleship Pre-dreadnought battleship Super-dreadnought (Standard-type battleship) Treaty battleship

Cruisers	Armored cruiser Battlecruiser Flight deck cruiser Heavy cruiser Pocket battleship Light cruiser Merchant raider Protected cruiser Strike cruiser Torpedo cruiser Unprotected cruiser

Escort	Aviso Convoy rescue ship Destroyer Destroyer escort Destroyer leader Escort destroyer Frigate Guided missile destroyer Kaibōkan Sloop

Transport	Amphibious transport dock Amphibious warfare ship Attack transport Dock landing ship Landing craft Landing craft carrier Landing Craft Support Landing Ship Heavy Landing ship, infantry Landing Ship Medium Landing Ship, Tank Landing Ship Vehicle Troopship

Patrol craft	Armed boarding steamer Armed yacht Coastal Motor Boat Corvette Gunboat Harbour Defence Motor Launch Motor Launch Naval drifter Naval trawler Ocean boarding vessel Patrol boat Q-ship Steam Gun Boat Submarine chaser Torpedo boat

Fast attack craft	E-boat MAS MGB Missile boat MTB MTM MTSM PT boat Shin'yō

Mine warfare	Danlayer Destroyer minesweeper Mine countermeasures vessel Mine planter Minehunter Minelayer Minesweeper

Command and support	Amenities ship Ammunition ship Auxiliary repair dock Auxiliary ship Collier Combat stores ship Command ship Crane vessel Depot ship Destroyer tender Dispatch boat Fast combat support ship General stores issue ship Hospital ship Naval tugboat Net laying ship Repair ship Replenishment oiler Submarine tender

Submarines	Attack submarine Ballistic missile submarine Coastal submarine Cruise missile submarine Cruiser submarine Deep-submergence vehicle DSRV Fleet submarine Midget submarine U-boat

Miscellaneous	Arsenal ship Barracks ship Breastwork monitor Capital ship Flagship Guard ship Littoral combat ship Monitor River monitor Training ship

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