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26/02/2024
Stavropol region and Kabardino-Balkarian Republic received Vector NEXT 8.8. and CITYMAX 9 buses

On February 21, the Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation Vitaly Saveliev took part in the transfer of new CITYMAX 9 and Vector NEXT 8.8 buses to municipal carriers of the Stavropol region and the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic via video link. Modern Transport Technologies Group, the Russian automobile trading house of commercial and passenger vehicles, was responsible for the supply of buses.

CITYMAX 9 buses are designed to carry 77 passengers and include 25 seats. Two spacious doors located in the base provide CITYMAX 9 with the largest low floor area in the middle class (10 m2). The cabin layout and the seats fastened to the body sides facilitate the movement of passengers inside the bus, and the absence of steps near the doors provides convenience of entry / exit and speeds up passenger exchange at stops.

Vector NEXT 8.8 buses are designed to carry up to 65 people, including 23 stationary seats, as well as a special platform for accommodating a wheelchair or a baby carriage. Buses are suitable for transporting passengers with limited mobility and will contribute to expanding the barrier-free environment, increasing the number of public transport flights and unloading popular destinations.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)

 


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