BelAZ 75710
The largest dump truck in the world
The BelAZ 75710 holds the record as the highest-capacity dump truck ever built, with a rated payload of about 450 tonnes and eight tyres.
+Strengths
- Unmatched payload
- Twin engines and all-wheel drive
−Watch-outs
- Very few built
- Limited to the largest mines
Overview
Unveiled in 2013, the BelAZ 75710 set a Guinness World Record by carrying 503.5 tonnes in a test. Its rated payload is about 450 tonnes. Unusually, it has two diesel engines driving alternators and four axles with eight tyres, all driven.
Why so big?
The truck was developed for a Siberian coal mine to reduce the number of trucks and drivers needed. In practice, ultra-class trucks of 300–400 tonnes remain far more common because of tyre, shovel and haul road limitations.
BelAZ 75710 specifications
| Rated payload | ≈450 t (496 US tons) |
|---|---|
| Engines | 2 × MTU 16V4000, ≈3,430 kW (4,600 hp) combined |
| Drive | Diesel-electric AC, all-wheel drive |
| Tyres | 8 × 59/80R63 |
| Gross weight | ≈810 t |
Figures are typical for standard configurations as published by BelAZ. Values vary by market, emissions tier, attachments and options; confirm with your dealer before purchase, transport or lifting.
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