Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant (UAZ) has temporarily suspended the production of the off-road version of the micro-cargo-passenger van "Bukhanka" - the UAZ SGR "Expedition" model. Production is expected to resume around February 2026.
The reason for the suspension is a change of supplier of attachments necessary for additional off-road equipment. In the meantime, dealers are selling off the remaining expedition models in stock.
This decision may affect the market for off-road commercial vehicles: "Expedition" is one of the most passable and popular versions of "Bukhanka", and its temporary absence may increase demand for other modifications. On the other hand, for UAZ, this is an opportunity to optimize supplies and strengthen cooperation with a new supplier in order to improve the quality and reliability of off-road equipment in the future.
Although production is suspended, this is a temporary measure, and the company intends to return to the production of "Expedition" at the beginning of next year.
Technical specifications of UAZ SGR "Expedition":
- length - 4865 mm;
- width - 1940 mm;
- height - 2284 mm;
- wheelbase - 2300 mm;
- luggage compartment volume - up to 3.2 cubic meters;
- maximum speed - 127 km/h;
- fuel consumption - 11.2 l/100 km when driving at a speed of 80 km/h;
- ground clearance - 205 mm;
- fording depth - 500 mm.
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