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24/02/2026
KAMAZ-65955 has been tested in the Khabarovsk region 

TK Bukovina LLC has tested KAMAZ-65955 all-wheel drive tractor unit of the latest K5 generation in real-world working conditions.

TK Bukovina LLC operates in the Khabarovsk region in the field of cargo handling. As part of the trial operation, KAMAZ-65955 all-wheel drive tractor unit was used to deliver modular structures. The vehicle was carrying cargo on the Komsomolsk-on-Amur–Selgon–Komsomolsk-on-Amur route.

KAMAZ-65955 (6x6) all–wheel drive tractor unit is a new model of the K5 generation heavy family with three drive axles and a comfortable cabin with a berth. The vehicle is designed for use in conjunction with various semi-trailers for transportation of heavy construction equipment, bulk cargo, and short log in difficult terrain conditions.

Compared to previous models of tractor units, KAMAZ-65955 is equipped with a more powerful 13-liter engine (560 HP), as well as 16-speed manual gear box with the possibility of power take-off.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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