Russian state corporation Rostec has announced the delivery of a new batch of TM-140 all-terrain vehicles to the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations (EMERCOM).
The vehicles were assigned to the regional search and rescue unit in Krasnoyarsk, with operations planned in the Taimyr region and along the coastal areas of the Arctic Ocean.
According to Rostec, the TM-140 vehicles are designed to operate in extreme conditions where there are no roads—only untouched snow, marshy terrain, rivers, and ravines. In these areas, 80% of rescue operations rely on tracked vehicles.
+ Watch the official TM-140 video
Configurations and performance
- The vehicles were delivered in two specific versions:
- With a passenger module – for transporting rescue teams;
- With a crane manipulator – for removal operations and logistical support.
Technical specifications
- Payload capacity: 4 tons
- Speed: up to 45 km/h on solid ground and 5 km/h in water
- Range: over 500 km
- Internal climate control system that maintains comfortable temperature in any weather condition
Presence in other regions
In addition to the new fleet in Krasnoyarsk, the TM-140 is already in operation in other parts of Russia, such as:
- Republic of Komi (Vorkuta)
- Arkhangelsk and Murmansk regions
- Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
- Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
Endurance tests
The TM-140 was featured in the #OurChampion video campaign, where it underwent extreme tests such as submersion attempts, overloading, and ramp jumps. In every scenario, the vehicle demonstrated strength and reliability.
Source and images: Rostec on Telegram @rostecru. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
