A series of stamps was released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first KAMAZ vehicle.

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On Friday, March 13, a special cancellation ceremony for unique postal products dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the first KAMAZ vehicle was held in Naberezhnye Chelny.

The ceremony took place at the Ayaz Gilyazov Naberezhnye Chelny State Tatar Drama Theater. The special cancellation ceremony was attended by Sergey Kogogin, CEO of KAMAZ PJSC, Nail Magdeev, Mayor of Naberezhnye Chelny, and Svetlana Grishina, Deputy Director of the Federal Postal Service "Tatarstan Pochtasy" of JSC Russian Post. The executives affixed a postmark to the stamp issued to commemorate the anniversary of the first KAMAZ truck and, as is tradition, signed the envelopes commemorating this significant event. Vladimir Knyagin, Vice Governor of St. Petersburg, was the guest of honor at the event.

In his welcoming address, Sergey Kogogin noted that the issued stamps will commemorate the anniversary in philatelic collections and, decades from now, will serve as reminders of the KAMAZ team's achievements and this significant event for the Russian automotive industry. He also emphasized KAMAZ PJSC's long-standing partnership with Russian Post. "It's important to us that Russian Post not only sends our letters and parcels, but is also our partner and customer: a huge number of KAMAZ vehicles are supplied to Russian Post and transport freight daily," the company's CEO said. "It's an honor that our partner has taken the initiative to issue a postal envelope and stamp for this anniversary."

In turn, Svetlana Grishina, Deputy Director of the Federal Postal Service Administration "Tatarstan Post" of JSC "Russian Post," welcomed the ceremony participants and noted the significance and depth of the event, which unites three stories: the history of the city celebrating its anniversary, the history of the domestic auto industry, and the history of postal art.

Russian Post issued a total of four stamps commemorating the anniversary of the first KAMAZ truck. They depict the auto giant's first-born, the KAMAZ-5320, a combined-use road vehicle based on the KAMAZ-65115, the innovative KAMAZ-6282 electric bus, and the flagship latest-generation K5 KAMAZ-54901 tractor unit. The postal products went on sale on Friday, March 13. Each stamp has a face value of 50 rubles, and the total print run is 36,000 copies. In addition to the stamps, first-day covers and special cancellation postmarks for Moscow and Naberezhnye Chelny, as well as maximum cards, were issued. A blank cover costs 30 rubles, while an envelope with a postmark imprint costs 80 rubles.

A special cancellation is a procedure organized to commemorate a significant event or memorable date. Postal items are canceled using a specially crafted artistic stamp. Stamps and envelopes cancelled in this manner acquire philatelic and museum value.

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KAMAZ employees became laureates of the Engineer of the Year 2025 competition.

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Five KAMAZ PJSC employees have been named laureates of the 26th All-Russian "Engineer of the Year 2025" competition. The winners were honored in Moscow, where they were presented with diplomas, certificates, "Professional Engineer of Russia" badges, and commemorative medals.

The competition was traditionally held by public associations of professional scientists and engineers of Russia in two versions: "Engineering Art of the Young" for participating young specialists aged 35 years and younger, and "Professional Engineers" for specialists with at least five years of experience in engineering positions.

Following the results of the second round of the competition, the winners of the "Professional Engineers" category were the following employees of the foundry: Chief Specialist Andrey Ukhov (nomination "Engineering and Design Schools and Professional Mentoring") and Head of the Bureau of Standardization, Patent, Licensing, and Rationalization Work Oksana Pavlova (nomination "Engineering Economics").

According to the "Engineering Art of the Young" competition, three KAMAZ employees won the second round. Anatoly Baranov, Lead Design Engineer of the Cutting Tool and Measuring Instruments Design Department at the Scientific and Technical Center, won the "Mechanical Engineering (Development and Implementation of Innovative Technology)" category. Adel Vildanov, Head of the Design and Engineering Department of Units and Systems at the Scientific and Technical Center, was named the winner in the "Mechanical Engineering (Scientific and Technical Support)" category. Zinnur Zagrtdinov, Bureau Chief of the Steel Casting Production Technology Department at the foundry, was also named the "Engineer of the Year 2025" competition.

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An OAT Group company organized a tour for schoolchildren

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Ninth-graders from Dimitrovgrad Secondary School No. 6 visited Avtosvet LLC (a subsidiary of the OAT Group, a KAMAZ subsidiary). As part of a career guidance meeting, the students learned about the modern production of lighting fixtures.

The excursion is part of a larger effort to provide students with career guidance and broaden their technical horizons, which OAT Group companies are conducting jointly with educational institutions. For ninth-graders on the cusp of choosing their future profession, this event was a unique opportunity to peek behind the scenes of modern manufacturing and see how engineering ideas are brought to life.

The visit to a leading lighting company began with an introductory presentation on the plant's history and significant achievements that have cemented its reputation in the market. In the production facilities, the children observed the lighting fixture manufacturing process—from component processing to final assembly of the finished product. The students saw modern equipment in action, learned about the quality control stages, and learned about the requirements for automotive lighting products.

As Avtosvet LLC representatives noted, such meetings are important for teenagers who are just beginning to think about their professional future. A hands-on experience with real-life production helps them see the potential of technical specialties and understand the competencies required by modern industry.

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NEFAZ celebrated the anniversary of bus assembly shop No. 23.

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In March, Bus Assembly Shop No. 23 at NEFAZ, a KAMAZ subsidiary in Bashkortostan, celebrated its 25th anniversary. It is here that completed NEFAZ buses, trolleybuses, and KAMAZ electric buses are dispatched.

The workshop's origins date back to 2000, when the "Program for the Development of Passenger Buses on the KAMAZ Chassis" was adopted. By 2001, the preparatory and welding shop had already begun operations, followed by the paint and assembly shop a few months later. In 2003, a reorganization took place: the assembly and paint shop was divided into two separate divisions. Bus Assembly Shop No. 23 then became solely responsible for assembly work, the final stage of the production process, where individual parts and assemblies are assembled into finished products.

Based on its main functions, the workshop is divided into seven sections: electrical harness manufacturing, small component subassembly, glazing, advanced model assembly, the main conveyor line, a finishing and finished product delivery section, and a small assembly section.

Today, the workshop employs 705 people, with an average age of 35-40. The primary specialty is mechanical assembly mechanics, along with electrical fitters, automation and process equipment electricians, painters, test drivers, washer-dryers, pickers, transporters, computer operators, storekeepers, and work assigners. All of them work under the supervision and support of the quality departments, the chief designer, and the chief technologist. Foremen staff each post.

The current capacity of the bus assembly plant is approximately 1,600 buses and electric buses per year. A total of 15 passenger vehicle models are assembled here. From 2001 to 2025, 23,290 buses and 2,462 electric buses were manufactured. The plan is to increase production capacity to 3,000 buses per year by 2027.

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KAMAZ-LEASING became a laureate of the Financial Elite of Russia award.

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The awards ceremony for the 20th anniversary "Financial Elite of Russia 2025" award winners was held in Moscow. KAMAZ Leasing Company was named the winner in the "Auto Leasing Company of the Year" category.

This award reflects the high reputation of KAMAZ Leasing Company, which has been present in the leasing market since 2002. During this time, the KAMAZ subsidiary has sold more than 80,000 units of equipment.

The diploma was ceremoniously presented to Andrey Gladkov, CEO of KAMAZ Leasing Company. The annual "Financial Elite of Russia" award has been presented since 2005 and is one of the most prestigious in the financial market.

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Another batch of new-generation KAMAZ A5 electric buses has arrived in Moscow.

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KAMAZ delivered another 40 new-generation A5 KAMAZ-52222 electric buses to Mosgortrans. Including the additional agreement, the total number of innovative vehicles delivered under the contract reached 440 units.

As a reminder, in February 2025, a contract was signed for the supply of 400 KAMAZ-52222 electric buses to the capital's carrier. The parties later signed an additional agreement providing for the transfer of an additional 40 A5-generation vehicles to expand the Mosgortrans fleet. This contract has been successfully executed.

Last year, a major contract was also signed for the phased delivery of 700 KAMAZ-52222 electric buses to the capital. In 2026, 400 units of this innovative transport will be delivered to the customer, with an additional 300 units following in 2027. As in previous years, the contract stipulates 15 years of manufacturer-provided maintenance and repairs for all delivered vehicles.

Serial production of the fifth-generation KAMAZ-52222 electric buses began in 2025, commissioned by Mosgortrans, Moscow's largest public transport operator. Unlike the 2018 KAMAZ-6282 electric bus, the new model has a range of up to 90 km, is equipped with a more efficient climate control system with electric interior heaters, touch-sensitive door buttons, and an 18% larger route indicator.

The door design has been updated: the sliding doors open outward, eliminating the risk of passengers becoming trapped. The width of the storage area has been increased to 1,380 mm, which meets European standards. A dedicated area for wheelchairs has been provided. Carry-on baggage space has been increased by 15%.

The KAMAZ-52222 passenger compartment features ambient reflected lighting with an adaptive function—cool in the morning, warm in the evening. The new electric bus features a more efficient climate control system with air flow distribution to reduce heat loss, an increased number of heaters, and an air disinfection system.

Safety is ensured by an electronic braking system with ABS, ASR, and a hill hold assist system. KAMAZ engineers have significantly improved the driver's working conditions: the driver's workstation has been enlarged, and the number and range of adjustments in the driver's seat have been increased. New options have been added, such as a heated steering wheel and an electronic handbrake. A unique instrument panel with film-type buttons has also been installed. Other effective solutions have also been implemented. The fully low-floor cabin is designed to accommodate 85 passengers, with 35 seats for seated passengers.

Photo: Mosgortrans

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Kamaz worker Rauf Nizametdinov was awarded the "Volunteer of Russia" medal.

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An awards ceremony for volunteers assisting the Special Forces Forces was held in Naberezhnye Chelny. Among those whose work was highly commended was Rauf Nizametdinov, a KAMAZ-Energo aerial platform and aerial work platform operator.

KAMAZ driver Rauf Nizametdinov was awarded the "Volunteer of Russia" medal for his dedication, personal commitment, and contribution to the common cause of supporting Russia's defenders. The award was presented to him by Naberezhnye Chelny Mayor Nail Magdeev.

Colleagues describe Rauf Nizametdinov as a responsible employee, a reliable colleague, and a person with a big heart. His volunteer work reflects a genuine desire to help and support those who truly need it.

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The KAMAZ-54901 confirmed its high performance characteristics during a test drive under working conditions.

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One of Russia's largest dairy producers tested the latest-generation K5 KAMAZ-54901 tractor unit under real-world operating conditions.

The KAMAZ-54901 tractor unit operated in test mode in the company's fleet for a month. The truck transported a milk tanker along the Kazan-Izhevsk-Kazan route, covering a total mileage of 11,000 kilometers. Drivers praised the performance and comfort of the high-tech KAMAZ-54901's cabin.

"The truck performed admirably: the cabin is comfortable, the tractor demonstrates excellent road stability, and is fuel efficient. In terms of performance, the KAMAZ-54901 surpasses similar foreign competitors, which often require modifications for trouble-free operation. Everything necessary for operation is provided by the manufacturer. This model has everything necessary for tackling the most challenging transport tasks," the drivers shared their impressions.

The KAMAZ-54901 is equipped with a new KAMAZ-910.52-460 Euro-5 engine with a displacement of 13 liters, a power output of 482 hp, and a torque of 2,403 Nm. The use of modern, high-tech design solutions has increased the service interval to 120,000 km and the engine life to 1.5 million km, while reducing fuel consumption by 10% compared to previous-generation vehicles. The KAMAZ-54901 is equipped with a new 12-speed robotic transmission, featuring low noise and high efficiency, reducing fuel consumption.

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PJSC TMZ is developing production of a new engine.

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In 2026, the Tutaev Engine Plant, a subsidiary of KAMAZ in the Yaroslavl region, will implement the first stage of the project "Organization of production of R6 engines with a working volume of 13 liters."

Production of the 13-liter R6 engine is a strategic focus for the plant this year. The first delivery of this engine to the St. Petersburg Tractor Plant assembly line is scheduled for July. Construction work is currently underway at the R6 engine production site and is expected to be completed in May.

Specifically, work continues to prepare the assembly and testing area for the R6 inline engines in the mechanical assembly shop. Lighting, infrared heating, and an assembly stand have been installed, and a substation is being installed.

Site preparation work began last summer. The test bay layout and the R6 engine assembly and testing area were developed. Equipment for the test bay was delivered. Prototype engines were manufactured in the second half of 2025 and shipped to the customer.

After organizing serial supply of R6 engines (13 liters) to consumers, the plant team will begin implementing the project “Experimental design work and organization of production of R6 engines with a working volume of 15.2 and 18 liters.”

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JSC DAAZ and the Dimitrovgrad municipality are joining forces to upgrade the utility infrastructure.

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The initiative of JSC DAAZ (a company of the OAT Group, part of KAMAZ) to build new drinking water supply networks is entering a new phase. A roadmap has been signed for the implementation of the construction project "Construction of Drinking Water Supply Networks on the Territory of the DAAZ Industrial Park in Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk Region."

The work will ensure a stable water supply for residents of the IPP DAAZ, DIP Master, as well as the main consumer of HPW (more than 60% of the total consumption), Resurs LLC, which in turn provides heat to the population of the Pervomaysky district of Dimitrovgrad.

DAAZ JSC has launched an important initiative by developing a comprehensive project for the construction of water supply networks in Dimitrovgrad. The developed documentation is planned to be donated to the municipality free of charge for further implementation of this large-scale project. This strategic step is aimed at improving the reliability and quality of this vital public service for every city resident.

The existing water supply infrastructure requires systematic renovation. The construction project developed by specialists from JSC DAAZ provides a comprehensive approach to the construction of new domestic and drinking water supply networks.

Thanks to the joint efforts of JSC DAAZ and the city administration, residents of the DAAZ IPP, DIP Master, and OOO Resurs, which in turn supplies heat to the residents of the Pervomaysky District of Dimitrovgrad, will be able to count on a stable water supply and a reduction in the number of emergency situations. Transferring the completed project to the municipality is a conscious decision by the joint-stock company aimed at accelerating the process and attracting the necessary resources for full-scale implementation. This collaboration will effectively leverage the experience and capabilities of both parties to achieve the common goal of creating a modern and reliable water supply system. Work is expected to begin this summer.

"DAAZ has always recognized its significant role in the life of Dimitrovgrad," noted Elena Gavrilova, CEO of DAAZ. "Our history is inextricably linked with the city's development, and we bear a historical responsibility for maintaining the infrastructure that ensures a comfortable life for residents. The development of this project is our contribution to the future of Dimitrovgrad, a demonstration of our concern for the well-being of current and future generations. We are confident that working together with the municipality will enable us to achieve the best possible results."

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