The AMR 35 was essentially an improved version of the AMR 33, with a better engine and suspension, eventually replacing it on the production line. Several versions were made, including two machine-gun versions (ZT1) and two tank hunter versions (ZT2 and ZT3). Its production was slowed many times due to technical problems in the design and financial troubles in the 1930's Renault company. Like the AMR 33, the AMR 35 was a very fast light cavalry tank, and the additionnal stress on its components rendered it somewhat unreliable on the field.

Classification: Armoured scout car (namely), light cavalry tank (in practice)
Designed: 1933-1936
Produced: 1936-1939
Number built: ~170

Mass: 6.5 (metric) tons
Length: 3.84 m
Width: 1.76 m
Height: 1.88 m
Crew: 2

Armor: up to 13 mm
Primary armament: 7.5 mm MAC31 machine gun or 13.2 mm Hotchkiss machine gun (ZT1), 25 mm SARF gun (ZT2 and ZT3)

Secondary armament: 7.5 mm MAC31 machine gun (ZT2 and ZT3)