LK I Light Tank

	LK I
Active:	1918 (prototype)
Crew:	3
Weight:	6.89 tons (7,000kg)
Length:	18ft (5.49m)
Height:	8ft 2in (2.49m)
Width:	6ft 7in (2m)
Weapons:	Main - 0.312in (7.92 mm) machinegun, Secondary - none
Armor	Maximum - 0.31in (8mm)
Engine:	Daimler-Benz 4-cylinder gasoline, 60hp
Speed:	8mph (13kph)
Range:	40 miles (64 km)

The LK I was a German light tank that was designed to be simple and easy to produce.

Its designer was Joseph Vollmer. Vollmer also had a hand in the creation of the A7V Sturmpanzer-Kraftwagen.

Designed in 1918, the LK I, or Leichte Kampfwagen I, had a layout like that of a typical car. It had the chassis of a Daimler car.  The car's axles were used in the tank's sprocket and idler wheels.

The LK I carried a crew of three men. It weighed almost seven tons. It had a single weapon - a 0.312 inch (7.92 mm) machine gun.

The Armistice took place before the LK I could see active service. Therefore, it only existed as a prototype.