The Kamaz-6282 is engineered for heavy urban use with high-speed charging capabilities:
: Can accommodate up to 85 passengers, with roughly 33–35 seats.
: Optimized to operate in extreme weather ranging from -40°C to +40°C. Design and Passenger Experience
: Uses ultra-fast charging stations via a roof-mounted pantograph, reaching a full charge in just 10–20 minutes.
: Features two electric motors (typically 125 kW or 180 kW each) powered by lithium-titanate (LTO) batteries.
The is a pioneering low-floor electric bus that has transformed public transit in major cities like Moscow. Developed by Kamaz and its subsidiary NefAZ, this second-generation vehicle began mass production in 2018 and has since become the backbone of the largest electric bus fleet in Europe. Key Technical Specifications
