GAZ
Russia · Founded 1932
Official website ↗Gorky Automobile Plant, or GAZ, is a Russian commercial-vehicle manufacturer whose truck production began with the GAZ-AA in 1932. Its truck lineage later developed through GAZ-51, GAZ-53 and GAZ-66 vehicles and today includes GAZelle, GAZon and Sadko families.
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Truck Models
GAZ-AA
1932–1948
GAZ-AA was the first GAZ/NAZ-AA series-production truck from the Nizhny Novgorod plant. It formed the foundation of GAZ truck manufacturing.
GAZ-AAA
1934–1944
GAZ-AAA was a three-axle two-ton development of GAZ's early truck line. It extended the original GAZ-AA concept for additional axle capacity.
GAZ-51
1946–1975
GAZ-51 was a major post-war medium truck. It became one of GAZ's highest-volume historical commercial vehicles.
GAZ-63
1948–1968
GAZ-63 was an all-wheel-drive post-war truck related to the GAZ-51 generation. It extended the line for off-road applications.
GAZ-52
Introduced 1964
GAZ-52 was a medium-duty Soviet road-truck family. Its GAZ-52-01 generation is represented from 1964.
GAZ-53
Introduced 1964
GAZ-53 was a major medium-duty Soviet road-truck family. Its GAZ-53A development is represented from 1964.
GAZ-66
1964–1999
GAZ-66 was a compact cab-over all-wheel-drive off-road truck. It served GAZ's light and medium vocational truck range.
GAZ-4301
1990–1995
GAZ-4301 was a diesel medium truck with an air-cooled diesel engine. It represents a short-lived 1990s GAZ commercial-truck line.
GAZelle
Production period unknown
GAZelle is GAZ's light-commercial vehicle family for cargo trucks, chassis and commercial derivatives. Business, NEXT and NN are retained as generations rather than body-style models.
GAZon
Production period unknown
GAZon is GAZ's medium-duty commercial-truck family. The current GAZon NEXT is represented as its documented modern generation.
Sadko
Production period unknown
Sadko is GAZ's all-wheel-drive commercial-truck family. The original Sadko and Sadko NEXT are retained as generation-level developments.
Sobol
Production period unknown
Sobol is a GAZ light-commercial family represented here only for cargo and drop-side applications. Business and NN are retained as generation-level developments.
Valdai
Production period unknown
Valdai is GAZ's medium-duty commercial-truck line. Valdai NEXT is a 7.5-ton urban and regional truck development.