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17/12/2025
12 NEFAZ-5299-30-57 buses have been shipped to Zelenodolsk

A batch of twelve NEFAZ-5299-30-57 city buses, running on compressed natural gas, has replenished the passenger transport fleet in the city of Zelenodolsk (of the Republic of Tatarstan). Vehicles were purchased within the "Infrastructure for Life" national project under the preferential leasing program of the State Transport Leasing Company.

NEFAZ-5299-40-57 city buses are designed to carry passengers on routes with heavy passenger traffic, fully comply with the "Accessible Environment" program and facilitate convenient movement of all categories of passengers. The total capacity is 92 people with 31 seats, there is a folding ramp and a wheelchair attachment point.

The model is equipped with a 205 kW compressed natural gas engine, 6-speed automatic gear box and an independent front air suspension providing smooth running. Buses are equipped with air conditioning systems with air heating.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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