The Crocodile Schneider Torpille Terrestre () carried a  explosive charge and saw limited combat use in June 1916. However, it performed poorly and was eclipsed by the first tanks, then being introduced. The Aubriot-Gabet Torpille Électrique () was driven by a single electric motor powered by a trailing cable.
The Crocodile Schneider Torpille Terrestre () was an explosive-laden vehicle that saw limited combat use in June 1916, but it was outmatched by the early tanks and quickly replaced. The Aubriot-Gabet Torpille Électrique () was a tank powered by a single electric motor connected to a trailing cable.