British media: Russian manufacturers have launched a new "anti -sanctions" car, and all pa

According to British Sky News reported on June 13, Russian car manufacturers launched a new "anti -sanctions" car to resist the impact of Western sanctions on the Russian automotive industry. The car sells for about 67,5900 rubles (about 77,000 yuan), which is said to be the cheapest model in the Russian market.

This new model called "Granta Classic Sedan" (Granta Classic Sedan) was launched by Lada, a subsidiary of AVTOVAZ (Russia's largest car company). Equipped with a anti -holding brake system (ABS), airbags, modern seat belts, and satellite navigation systems.

Picture source: AVTOVAZ Automobile Company/LADA Company

It is reported that due to Western sanctions, the Russian automotive industry that had previously relied on imported Russia was severely hit, and the cost was soaring, and it was difficult for manufacturers to bear the "expensive" technical costs of foreign car companies' accessories.

AVTOVAZ was forced to close its main assembly plant in Togliaatti in March. After the main foreign shareholder French Renault decided to withdraw from the Russian market, a Russian scientific research institution was acquired at a symbolic price (1 ruble). Avtovaz company held by Renault 67.7%of Avtovaz Company.

AVTOVAZ's new boss Maksim Sokolov said: "After a long period of suspension, AVTOVAZ will resume car production today."

"We will continue to produce the most popular and most affordable cars in the Russian market, and no longer depend on imported parts," he said.

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