As the last model of the Nazi German E series apocalypse vehicle program, the E100 became the basis of Germany's future super heavy tank series. The "salamander" is a tank fighter based on the chassis of the E100. Its main weapon is a 170mm anti-tank cannon with a range of up to eight kilometres and capable of dealing with all armored targets within the range. It was originally planned to be equipped with a 75mm coaxial gun similar to that of a "mouse" tank, but was abandoned because of overcrowding of ammunition and crew space. Its outdoor shape and combination with the body are reminiscent of cheetah tanks with 30 degrees of tilted armor on the front and up to 300 millimeters thickest. The car is powered by a hypothetical 1200-horsepower engine that uses a new transmission to rear the engine to reach 38 kilometers per hour. The car is powered by a hypothetical 1200-horsepower engine and uses a new transmission device to rear the engine at a speed of 38 kilometers per hour.