News
22/01/2025
Multimedia panels of KAMAZ vehicles have been equipped with the 2GIS application

The 2GIS application appeared on multimedia screens in the cabins of KAMAZ trucks and special purpose vehicles - the companies agreed to cooperate in the field of auto navigation.

2GIS has become available in the application store for KAMAZ vehicles — truck and special purpose vehicle drivers have already started using the service in the on-board information systems of their vehicles. Currently, about 15 thousand KAMAZ K5 generation vehicles are equipped with multimedia devices with a branded application store, from where it is now easy to install 2GIS. The application is adapted to all screen sizes available on KAMAZ vehicles (7”, 10”, 15,6”).

In the coming years, KAMAZ plans to increase the production of vehicles of the new range, where 2GIS will be available, to several tens of thousands units per year.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


Назад
Other news from section:
28.08.2026
KAMAZ and Phoenix presented KAMAZ-65657 hydraulic lift
KAMAZ PTC and the Phoenix Special Equipment Plant have developed a new model of hydraulic lift based on the new generation K5 chassis. The vehicle is designed for operation in difficult conditions and meets the current requirements of construction, municipal and industrial enterprises. KAMAZ-65657 features a record lifting height of 54 m with a cradle load capacity of up to 400 kg. This allows a team of three specialists with tools to perform...
27.08.2026
A new garbage truck based on the KAMAZ-53253 chassis has been developed
KAMAZ PTC and the Moskommash production company have developed the first prototype of a garbage truck based on the KAMAZ-53253 K5 generation chassis. The model was created taking into account the moratorium on weight control of MSW machinery terminated in 2028 and fully complies with the requirements of the Russian Federation legislation on permissible axial loads. The novelty is based on a two–axle K5 generation KAMAZ-53253 (4x2) chassis...
News archive