Volgabus

The company was founded in 1993, the first five years leasing buses made by the Likinskiy Bus plant.^[3] Volgabus was the first company in Russia to manufacture low-floor buses with aluminum body and electronic control systems. Revenues in 2004 exceeded 625 million rubles. In 2005, they produced 240 buses.

In 2011 it announced the launch of a compressed natural gas-powered bus, in partnership with Gazprom.^[4] In 2015 the company had revenues of 3.2 billion rubles, making it the third largest bus manufacturer in the country.^[5]

In 2016 Volgabus presented a prototype of an electronic driverless bus at the Skolkovo Innovation Center, the first such vehicle to be developed in Russia.^[6]

In 2024 Volgabus presented its first serial trolleybus named "Peresvet" (Пересвет) with Khabarovsk to become the first city to employ Volgabus trolleybuses.^[7]

The company currently produces urban, suburban, and intercity buses, and special purpose vehicles under the brand "Volzhanin", or "Volgabus" in foreign markets.

• Volzhanin-32901 – small alternative to the minibus
• Volzhanin-5270 – large bus, designed for multi-purpose use on regular routes
• Volzhanin-6270 – one-section, large capacity bus
• Volzhanin-5270.06 "Sitiritm-12" – low-floor bus with a body made of aluminum alloy
• Volzhanin-6270.06 "Sitiritm 15" – low-floor city high capacity bus with a body made of aluminum alloy
• Volzhanin-6271 "SITIRITM-18" – urban low-floor bus with extra-large capacity and a jointed body made of aluminum alloy
• Volgabus-4298
• Volgabus-6271 – built upon the technical requirements for Moscow; has an articulated 18-meter stainless steel body, automatic transmission and a new generation of engine, similar to the bus LiAZ 6213

• Volzhanin-32901 – small commuter bus
• Volzhanin 52701 – large commuter bus

• Volzhanin 52851 – designed for long-distance intercity routes
• Volzhanin-52702 – mid-range intercity coach

• Volzhanin-52851 VIP – designed for comfort to accommodate business trips of senior executives
• Mobile library Volzhanin 52701 – Library bus
• Volzhanin-6216 Invalid – intercity bus transportation for wheelchair users
• Volzhanin-6216 Sports – sports freight and passenger bus to transport the team Motocross
• Volzhanin-52702 Blood Service – a mobile blood collection point
• Volzhanin-52851 Fire – Mobile fire headquarters

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Volzhanin buses.

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  Volzhanin 6270.06 "CityRhythm-15" in Moscow
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• Экономическая энциклопедия регионов России. Южный Федеральный округ. Волгоградская область [Economic Encyclopedia of Russian regions. Southern Federal District. Volgograd Region] (in Russian). Moscow: Ekonomika. 2005. ISBN 978-5282024951.