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MAZ unveils 'Kupava' motorhome on its own chassis

26.01.2026 16:41 14 min 29 sources
NewGrodno.By RUS + 28 more
MAZ unveils 'Kupava' motorhome on its own chassis
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The Belarusian manufacturer MAZ, together with the MAZ-Kupava plant, has presented a new motorhome. The 'Kupava 273140' model is built on the MAZ-365022 chassis, features a 150 hp diesel engine, and is designed to accommodate four people. A category B driver's license is sufficient to operate it, and its climate systems allow for use in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +40°C.

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