The first Russian electric omnibus, created by engineer Ippolit Romanov in 1899, could accommodate 15 to 17 passengers, reach speeds of up to 11 km/h, and travel approximately 64 km (60 versts) without recharging. This unique passenger vehicle, weighing 1,600 kg, was powered by heavy lead-acid batteries, but due to a lack of investor and government support, it was not mass-produced.
| Vehicle Type | Bus |
| Brand | Workshops |
| Scale | 1:43 |
| Vehicle Make | factories are different |
| Condition | Handmade |
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