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Manufacturer
  
Gorky Automobile Plant

Layout
  
FR layout

Production
  
1994–current

GAZelle

Assembly
  
Nizhny Novgorod, Russia (GAZ) , Rokiškis, Lithuania (UAB “Automasinu verslo centras”, 2000-2008) Simferopol, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Ukraine (KrimAvtoGAZ, 1995-2006) Söğütlü, Turkey (Mersa Otomotiv, 2012- )

Class
  
Light commercial vehicle (M)

Body style
  
2-door dropside truck 2/4-door pickup truck 4-door panel van 4-door minibus

The GAZelle (Russian: ГАЗе́ль) is a series of light commercial vehicles: pickup trucks, vans and minibuses made by Russian car manufacturer GAZ. GAZelle, together with its lighter version Sobol, account for the majority of the Russian van and light truck market, has strong positions on the markets of CIS countries and rank as GAZ's most popular and successful products.

Contents

In 2010-2011 the GAZelle family underwent a serious upgrade. The upgraded model got the name GAZelle Business. The changes affected 20 main vehicle units and systems, including steering, brakes, gearbox, cooling system, transmission and interior.

In 2013 GAZ started serial production of the new generation GAZelle NEXT light commercial vehicle.

Models

  • GAZ-3302 dropside truck and chassis, rear-wheel drive, regular three-seat cab
  • GAZ-33021 dropside truck and chassis, improved, RWD
  • GAZ-33023 dropside truck and chassis, all-wheel drive
  • GAZ-33027 dropside truck and chassis, six-seat "King Cab" extended cab, RWD
  • GAZ-330237 dropside truck and chassis, extended cab, AWD
  • GAZ-3221 minibus, 8 seats, RWD
  • GAZ-32213 minibus, 13 seats, RWD
  • GAZ-322132 minibus, 13 seats (marshrutka, for shuttle services), RWD
  • GAZ-2705 panel van, RWD
  • GAZ-27051 ambulance, RWD
  • GAZ-27052 Combi panel van, extended cab, RWD
  • GAZ-27057 Combi panel van, extended cab, AWD
  • Variants

    The GAZ Sobol is a lighter duty version of the GAZelle, built on a shorter wheelbase. It was introduced in 1998.

    The GAZ Valdai is a heavier duty version of the GAZelle, built on a longer wheelbase. It was introduced in 2003.

    Trim levels

    Before the 2010 upgrade, customers were not given the opportunity to select options. Currently the Gazelle-Business can be ordered with a differential lock, ABS braking system, "Lux" instrument panel, and the No2 Package option (includes fog lights, electroproof mirrors, front electric windows, dashboard "Lux" (radio control buttons on the steering wheel and audio package), central locking front doors).

    The 2013 Gazelle NEXT has its own system with the three basic trim levels and a set of options.

    References

    GAZelle Wikipedia


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