Bogdan corporation unveils military truck assembly line

Ukraine automobile company, the Bogdan, has unveiled details of a new, military trucks assembly line in its automobile plants in Cherkasy. 

On 13 September, all stages of production of new Bogdan 6317 multi-purpose off-road military truck were demonstrated by the company during a press tour on his Cherkassy plant.

The journalists saw a full cycle of military truck production. Representatives of the manufacturer explained how quality control is taking place at each stage.

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The new Bogdan 6317 military truck is intended to gradually replace Soviet-era Ural-375, Ural-4320, ZIL-131 and military modifications of KAMAZ in the service of the  Armed Forces of Ukraine. The new vehicles are a local variant of Belarus’s MAZ-6317 heavy utility truck.

The Bogdan 6317 is intended to transport troops and military supplies over all kinds of roads. The vehicle has a payload capacity of 11 000 kg. It can also tow trailers or artillery pieces.

The Ukrainian variant is powered by a Weichai Power turbo-charged diesel engines, developing 380 hp.

The truck is capable of speeding up to 85 km/h with a cargo of 11 tons and has a power reserve of 1447 km.  It can carry 50 people in the equipped body, tow transport trailers by roads of all categories with a hard and a ground covering, and also in off-road conditions.  Each machine is provided with a 10-year warranty from the manufacturer.

Photo by the Bogdan corporation

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