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9 models with a review · 11 generations · 2 in production · Founded 1941

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Ural models

Ural in numbers

Most powerful
303 kW (412 PS)
Ural-6370
Longest-running model
49 years
Ural-4320 · 1977–present
Most generations
3
Ural-375
Latest launch
2015
Ural-Next

Timeline

Ural models, 1940 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production.

9 catalog models11 generations2 in production

Ural-3751960–1991 · 3 generations
Ural-43201977–now · 1 generation
Ural-55571984 · 1 generation
Ural-5557
Ural-59201985 · 1 generation
Ural-5920
Ural-636852005 · 1 generation
Ural-32552007 · 1 generation
Ural-3255
Ural-442022007 · 1 generation
Ural-63702010 · 1 generation
Ural-Next2015–now · 1 generation
  • Current generation
  • Earlier generation
  • Classic (ended 25+ years ago)
  • Start known, end not in catalog
  • Year from catalog facts
  • Founded 1941
  • Now
  • Second lane = two generations on sale at the same time

All Ural generations by year

Ural-375 1960–1991
  1. 375 1960–1964
  2. 375D 1964–1991
  3. 377 1965–1983
Ural-3255 2007
Ural-4320 1977–now
Ural-5557 1984
Ural-5920 1985
Ural-6370 2010
Ural-Next 2015–now

About Ural

Ural (UralAZ) is a truck plant in Miass, in the southern Urals, set up in 1941 when ZIS truck production was evacuated there; its first trucks, the ZIS-5V, were built in 1944.

The plant became known for all-wheel-drive trucks – the Ural-375 of 1961 and the Ural-4320 six-wheel-drive truck of 1977 – and later the Ural-Next range.

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This page lists the Ural trucks in our catalog with production years; from each one you can go to its generations and individual versions with specifications – engine, power in kW and PS, size, weight and performance. For the full story, read Ural history. To set two vehicles side by side, use Compare.

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