Ural-375N

The Ural-375N is a truck branching from the Ural-375D as its civilian version and developed using experience from the Ural-375T experiment. The UralAZ produced this model from 1973 up to 1991.

It served as a base for the Ural-375VN dump truck prototype and the Ural-375SN semi-trailer tractor.

This civilian model featured a wooden cargo body taken from the Ural-377 and was stripped of its tire inflation/deflation system along with smaller tires.

• Engine:
  • ZIL-375
• Drivetrain: 6×6

In 1982, the Ural-375N received the series update and became the Ural-375NM.