KamAZ 6250 All‑Wheel Drive Bus Debuts at BW Expo 2022

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KamAZ, the Russian commercial vehicle maker, unveiled its all‑wheel drive shift bus, the KamAZ‑6250, at the BW Expo‑2022 International Bus Equipment Exhibition. The announcement appeared on the company’s official telegram channel, highlighting the model’s off‑road design and adaptive powertrain options.

The KamAZ‑6250 is presented as a purpose built, mid‑class bus with a robust single‑body construction reinforced by frame panels. The vehicle can be configured with a variety of internal combustion engines, including diesel, liquefied petroleum gas, and compressed natural gas. In addition to powertrain flexibility, the bus offers a selection of specialized options, such as a northern version tailored for extreme climates and an extended fuel range for CNG operation, enabling a range of up to 550 kilometers on a single fill. The emphasis is on versatility to meet diverse operator requirements in challenging environments.

Passenger capacity is described as up to 32 seats in the rear area, with safety a priority. The cabin is equipped with three‑point seat belts for all seating positions, and the bus adheres to current safety standards related to crash protection and passenger containment. The design aims to support a broad spectrum of applications, from remote regional routes to urban shuttles, emergency response, and industrial shuttle services, where reliability and adaptability are valued.

In related developments, reports from the BW Expo coverage note operational evaluations of the KamAZ‑6250 in terms of off‑road capability, load handling, and maintenance efficiency. The model is positioned to address the demand for durable, multi‑purpose buses that can perform in rugged terrains while delivering predictable service life, simplified maintenance, and lower operating costs across varying climates and road conditions.

Earlier news referenced a traffic incident in Moscow involving a vehicle of this class, which occurred at the intersection of 2nd Brestskaya Street and Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street. Investigators are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the accident. There have been no confirmed reports of injuries at this time, and authorities continue to monitor the situation to determine any contributing factors or required safety advisories for similar vehicles on urban roads.

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