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29/11/2024
44 NEFAZ-5299-40-52 buses have been shipped to Naberezhnye Chelny

A ceremony of handing over 44 NEFAZ buses took place in Naberezhnye Chelny. The new vehicles will replenish the fleet of the Municipal Unitary Enterprise "GORKOMMUNKHOZ". Taking into account previous deliveries, a total of 91 NEFAZ buses, including both diesel and gas-powered models, will be in operation of this carrier.

NEFAZ-5299-40-52 buses transferred to the city's park are painted blue. The bus is designed to operate on routes with heavy passenger traffic, fully complies with the "Accessible Environment" program and facilitates convenient movement of all categories of passengers. The total passenger capacity is 105 people, including 29 seats. Buses are equipped with air conditioners with heating mode and modern telematics equipment (DVR, video cameras, passenger flow sensor, fare validators, USB sockets, etc.).

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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