5 july 2026
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From July 6 to 9, at the International Industrial Exhibition INNOPROM-2026 in the Urals, BELAZ is showcasing an interactive exhibition area that merges industrial power, innovation, and a modern exhibition format into a cohesive image of a high-tech global brand of mining equipment.
The centerpiece of the BELAZ booth is detailed information about our key new product of the year, the 220-ton BELAZ-7530R mining dump truck powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). For the leader in Belarusian mechanical engineering, the launch of this model marks an important milestone in expanding its line of innovative gas-powered equipment. The high-profile premiere of the vehicle took place this past June at a specialized exhibition in Kuzbass.
The BELAZ-7530R dump truck features an efficient gas-piston engine designed specifically for environmentally friendly fuel, as well as a next-generation cab that implements elevated standards of ergonomics, comfort, and operator safety.
For BELAZ, the Urals exhibition is a promising business platform for establishing business contacts, collaborating with new partners, and expanding sales markets for its products. Our company’s delegation, led by General Director Sergey Lesin, will actively participate in the extensive INNOPROM-2026 business program. Panel discussions, specialized sessions, exhibitions, and negotiations are aimed at strengthening partnerships and discussing the future of the industry.
Multimedia formats, detailed models, and a virtual assistant at the BELAZ digital booth at the Ekaterinburg-EXPO International Exhibition Center allow visitors to explore the specifications and advantages of BELAZ equipment. Special emphasis is placed on innovative vehicles that go beyond conventional standards: dump trucks powered by LNG, batteries, hydrogen, and hybrid systems.
Straight from the exhibition booth in the Urals, visitors can embark on a VR journey through the BELAZ plant's assembly workshops. Meanwhile at the on-site BELAZ store, they can purchase branded souvenirs and collectible models of the equipment.
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