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Russia Is Going to Produce Italian Diesel Engines
Russian auto maker, GAZ, became a partner with General Motors in Italian VM Motori. This way both companies can produce the diesel engines of the highest class from the world famous Italian manufacturer.
GAZ CEO, Sergey Zenozin, is happy about this partnership and thinks it is a great opportunity for their company, because GAZ received an access to “world-class diesel engine design and manufacturing”.
Due to high gasoline prices many Russian customers prefer vehicles with any alternative fuel and diesel is one of them. The demand on this kind of engines grows quickly and with the help of the Italian manufacturer, GAZ can produce the highest quality product of what people need.
VM Motori licensed production will be used in Gazelle and Maxus vans and trucks assembled by GAZ.
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