Indian Navy to receive the fourth Scorpene-class submarine.

According to information published by United News of India on November 9, 2021, the fourth Scorpene class submarine, which has been named Vela was delivered to the Indian Navy.
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Delivery of the submarine by Mumbai Mazagon Docks (Picture source: Twitter account of Kaala_Nag)

The SCORPENE-class submarines are 2000 tons conventional-propulsion submarines designed and developed by Naval Group for all types of mission, such as surface vessel warfare, anti-submarine warfare, long-range strikes, special operations, or intelligence gathering.

The class has two diesel generation sets providing 1,250kW of power. At the top of the hull immediately above the diesel generator sets is a Dutch Breach machinery shipping hatch. The submarine has an elastically supported 2,900kW electronic engine.

The submarines can carry 18 torpedoes and missiles or 30 mines. It is equipped with six bow-located 21in torpedo tubes providing salvo launch capability. Positive discharge launching is by an air turbine pump. She can launch anti-ship and anti-submarine torpedoes, as well as anti-surface missiles. The handling and loading of weapons are automated.