NK-33A is the LOX/RP-1 oxidizer-rich staged-combustion derivative of the Kuznetsov NK-33 family used as the first-stage engine of the Soyuz-2.1v launch vehicle. UEC-Kuznetsov publishes 154.5 tf sea-level thrust, 331 s vacuum specific impulse, 148.7 kgf/cm² chamber pressure, 200 s flight operation, and 600 s resource; its product page also describes the engine as multiple-start. The company page records regular Soyuz-2.1v operation after 2013–2019 flight tests and NK-33A-powered launches in 2025. The exact Soyuz-2.1v installation remains represented by the existing canonical relationship rather than recreated here.