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The ZiS-10 was a Soviet truck (wheeled tractor) from the interwar period and World War II. The car had a total length of 9.43 meters and a width of 2.35 meters. It reached a maximum speed of 70 km / h and was able to carry a load of 6.4 tons. The car was powered by a 73 HP engine.

Design work on the ZiS-10 began in 1937 based on the chassis and many components of the successful ZiS-5 truck. However, it was planned to be modernized in such a way that it would be able to pull a special semi-trailer with it - thus the ZiS-10 was in fact the first, designed from scratch, wheeled tractor in the history of Soviet Russia. Design works were carried out relatively quickly and the new car entered production in 1938, which lasted until 1941, i.e. the outbreak of the war with Germany. During this period, several hundred vehicles of this type were built. The ZiS-10 was used on a large scale during World War II, primarily for transport. They also remained in service after 1945.