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Kamaz forecasts sales of 40,000-60,000 heavy haulers in Russia this year

TASS · 🇷🇺 public Russia · · 131 words
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What to know about Kamaz forecasts sales of 40,000-60,000 heavy haulers in Russia this year

According to Anton Saraikin, Deputy CEO of the Russian truck maker Kamaz, the company forecasts the market capacity for heavy-duty trucks in Russia to be between 40,000 and 60,000 vehicles this year. Saraikin noted that this projected decline, even if it represents a factor of two reduction from the high year of 2023, is considered normal and allows the market to continue functioning.

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What happened

Kamaz forecasts the market capacity of heavy-duty trucks in Russia this year as 40,000-60,000 vehicles depending on different factors, Deputy CEO of the Russian truck maker Anton Saraikin said an interview with the Ridus news outlet.

Why it matters

"Certainly forecasts are a thankless task but we always build up scenario models for us.

Common ground

Depending on how different factors will behave, we forecast the market capacity from 40,000 to 60,000 vehicles," he said.

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According to Anton Saraikin, Deputy CEO of the Russian truck maker Kamaz, the company forecasts the market capacity for heavy-duty trucks in Russia to be between 40,000 and 60,000 vehicles this year. Saraikin noted that this projected decline, even if it represents a factor of two reduction from the high year of 2023, is considered normal and allows the market to continue functioning.

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eFinder analyzed this article and checked 3 claims against available evidence, cross-references, web search, and Wikipedia. Here is what the fact-checking layer found.

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Claim 1: “It was a normal truck market before the known splash to 60,000-65,000. Yes, the dip is great but this market makes it possible for us to work.”
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This claim asserts that the normal pre-crisis market level was 60,000-65,000 units. While the evidence suggests market analysis is occurring (web search results mention market updates and pricing), no independent source or authoritative reference confirms this specific historical range (60,000-65,000) as the established 'normal' pre-crisis level. The information appears confined to the context of the original reporting.
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Claim 2: “Kamaz forecasts the market capacity of heavy-duty trucks in Russia this year as 40,000-60,000 vehicles depending on different factors, Deputy CEO of the Russian truck maker Anton Saraikin said an interview with the Ridus news outlet.”
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Two distinct web search results cite Kamaz making a forecast regarding the Russian heavy-duty truck market capacity for the current year, matching the range provided in the claim. The first result explicitly mentions the forecast range and the source (TASS/Ridus context), and the third result cites a different forecast from a different Kamaz official (Mikhail Matasov) for 2025, confirming the pattern of Kamaz issuing such forecasts.
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web search NEUTRAL — MOSCOW, June 5. /TASS/. Kamaz forecasts the market capacity of heavy-duty trucks in Russia this year as 40,000-60,000 vehicles depending on different factors, Deputy CEO of the Russian truck maker ...
https://tass.com/economy/1969411
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web search NEUTRAL — Summary Kamaz will shorten its work week and cut production amid a truck market crisis. Over 30,000 Kamaz trucks remain unsold in warehouses despite heavy discounts. The Russian heavy truck market has…
https://washingtoninsider.us/europe/russia/kamaz-truck-crisi…
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web search NEUTRAL — MOSCOW— (TASS) Sales of heavy trucks in Russia in 2025 may decline by 23% year-on-year to 85,000 units, Mikhail Matasov, Deputy General Director of the Russian truck producer Kamaz, told reporters.
https://www.powersys.com/2025/06/2025-russia-heavy-truck-sal…
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Claim 3: “Even the market decline by a factor of two compared to the abnormally high year of 2023 to 60,000 units conforms to levels before the crisis, Saraikin said.”
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The claim relies on Saraikin's statement comparing a projected 60,000 units to pre-crisis levels after a 2023 peak. While the web search results confirm Kamaz making forecasts (Claim 0), the specific details regarding the 'factor of two decrease from 2023' aligning with 'pre-crisis levels' are not independently corroborated by multiple sources or authoritative references. The evidence provided is too fragmented to confirm this specific comparative analysis.
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