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05/03/2024
The NEFAZ gas-powered bus was transferred to Novgorod for trial operation

KAMAZ transferred the restyled NEFAZ 5299-31-57 suburban bus to Veliky Novgorod for trial operation.

NEFAZ 5299-31-57 suburban bus meets the requirements of the Affordable Environment program. The total capacity is 73 people with 36 seats, there is a folding ramp and a wheelchair attachment point. The bus is equipped with a 205 kW gas engine, 6-speed automatic gear box, and an independent front air suspension that ensures smooth running. The basic version includes semi-soft seats, a front electronic route indicator, electric rear-view mirrors, five interior heaters and one heater in the driver's area.

The bus for trial operation is equipped with additional options that increase the comfort and safety of passengers: USB sockets, video surveillance and video recording system, and air conditioner with heating mode.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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