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Satellite imagery shows major new construction in the southern part of Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone.

Satellite imagery shows major new construction in the southern part of Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone.
Satellite imagery shows major new construction in the southern part of Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone. Work began in May 2026 across 340 hectares, with new production workshops now in active assembly of main structures.

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