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ROKVUL expands Evocargo autonomous truck fleet to 20 units across three sites
ROKVUL has increased its fleet of Evocargo autonomous trucks to 20 at three production sites in Russia; after operating nine vehicles at the Alabuga special economic zone, the company launched autonomous transport at facilities in Vyborg and Troitsk.
Twenty Evocargo autonomous trucks are operating at three ROKVUL production sites, serving more than 100 loading and unloading points around the clock. The company expanded the use of autonomous transport after operating nine driverless trucks at its plant in the Alabuga special economic zone.
According to ROKVUL estimates, using autonomous transport at Alabuga reduced operating transport costs and raised labor productivity by 25%. The company then launched autonomous transport at its facilities in Vyborg and Troitsk.
ROKVUL technical director Denis Romanov said the decision to scale the project followed the Alabuga operation. The company says the move from a single deployment to several sites reflects a wider trend toward automating industrial logistics in Russia.
In 2026, ROKVUL is allocating more than 320 million rubles to comprehensive modernization of production sites, including automation, robotization and the development of driverless transport for finished products.
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