production moved to MoAZ in 1958) MAZ-530 (1957, later built by BelAZ) MAZ-532 (1957, prototype logging truck) MAZ-535 (1958; production moved to KZKT in 1961) MAZ-537 (1959; production moved to KZKT in 1963) MAZ-538 (1964, wheeled dozer) MAZ-541 (1956, aircraft tug based on MAZ-525) МАZ-543/МАZ-7310 (1962) MAZ-547/MAZ-7916 (1972) MAZ-2000 (1988, prototype truck) MAZ-3650 (2019) МАZ-4370 (1999) МАZ-4371 (2003) МАZ-4380 (2010) МАZ-4471 (2006) МАZ-4570 (2002) МАZ-5309 (2008) MAZ-5316 (1999, two-axle version of MAZ-6317) MAZ-5334 (1977, cab-chassis version of MAZ-5335) MAZ-5335 (1977) МАZ-5336 (1978) МАZ-5337 (1978) МАZ-5340 (2002) MAZ-5428 (1977) MAZ-5429 (1978) MAZ-5430 (1977) МАZ-5432 (1981) МАZ-5433 (1987) МАZ-5434 (1990) МАZ-5440 (1997) МАZ-5442 МАZ-5516 (1994?, based on MAZ-6303) MAZ-5549 (1978) MAZ-5550 (2006) МАZ-5551 (1985) МАZ-6303 (1990s) МАZ-6310 (2007) МАZ-6312 (2007) МАZ-6317 (1991) МАZ-6417 MAZ-6418 МАZ-6422 (1978) МАZ-6425 (tractor-trailer version of MAZ-6317) МАZ-6430 (1997) MAZ-6440 (2011, prototype) МАZ-6501 (2008) MAZ-6502 (2015) МАZ-6516 МАZ-6517 (1994) МАZ-7410 (based on MAZ-543) МАZ-7906 (1984, prototype) MAZ-7907 (1985) МАZ-7910 (based on MAZ-543) MAZ-7922 (1990, prototype) MAZ-79221 (1996, later built by MZKT) Buses MAZ-101 (1993, based on Neoplan N4016) MAZ-103 Omnibus (1996, based on MAZ-101) MAZ-103T Trolleybus (1999) MAZ-104 (1997, based on MAZ-103) MAZ-105 articulated (1997, based on MAZ-103) MAZ-107 three axle (2001, based on MAZ-103) MAZ-152 city bus (1999) MAZ-163 MAZ-171 Airport bus (2005) MAZ-203 Omnibus (2006) MAZ-203T Trolleybus (2006) MAZ-205 (2009) MAZ-206 Omnibus (2006) MAZ-207 MAZ-215 (2014) MAZ-226 (2007) MAZ-231 MAZ-241 MAZ-251 Tourist (2006) MAZ-256 Omnibus (2006) MAZ-257 (2019) MAZ-271 (2020) MAZ-281 (2019) MAZ-303 (2019) Special models MAZ-535/MAZ-537 - The MAZ-535 and the heavier version MAZ-537 were developed in the early 1960s and built to transport rockets and tanks of various types. MAZ-543/MAZ-7310 - The MAZ-543 was also designed for the transport of medium-and long-range missiles and has the same specifications as the MAZ-537. The MAZ-543 is best known as mobile missile launch pad of Scud missiles. In 1976, the MAZ-7310 was released. It is similar to the MAZ-543 but without the special equipment. In addition, there are various modifications of the vehicle, such as the MAZ-547 as a mobile launch pad for SS-20 missiles or the MAZ-7917 as a launch pad of Topol intercontinental missile. MAZ-547/MAZ-7916 - The MAZ-547 is a six-axle version of the MAZ-543 and was used for the RSD-10 Pioneer IRBM. The MAZ-7916, an improved version, was released in 1980. MAZ-7904 - The MAZ-7904 is the largest wheeled vehicle that was ever designed for military purposes in the USSR. The prototype was designed