AvtoVAZ increased prices for the entire line of Lada Granta and Niva Legend

Since January, families of the most budget cars and SUVs have distanced themselves from buyers. Lada Granta has risen in price by 35-50 thousand rubles, Niva Legend – by 40-45 thousand rubles, depending on the configuration. There are no exceptions: the prices of both “warmed up” cars with the Sport prefix and Bronto all-terrain vehicles have been adjusted. Other Lada models have so far retained “last year’s” price lists.

The basic Lada Granta sedans have increased in price the most: the “advertising” price has increased from 700 to 750 thousand rubles. However, ordinary buyers will not feel this, because dealers have not had such cars for a long time: they are produced for government procurement. The remaining “Grants” added 35 thousand rubles, regardless of body type and configuration. The initial version for private owners amounted to 966 thousand rubles.

The “charged” variants of the Lada Granta stand out: sedans and liftbacks with the Sportline prefix have risen in price by 40 thousand rubles, their Sport variants by 45 thousand rubles. From now on, the most expensive equipment will cost 1,533,000 rubles, breaking the psychological barrier of one and a half million.

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In the price lists of Lada Niva Legend SUVs, there are still marks “the car is not in production” next to all modifications. Regular three-door cars have added 40 thousand rubles: the basic version will cost 1,021,000 rubles, the most equipped version will cost 1,202,000 rubles. You will have to overpay more for Bronto all-terrain vehicles: here the price increase was 45 thousand rubles, and the price range ranges from 1,480,000 to 1,530,000 rubles. All prices are indicated taking into account the driver’s package for 3,500 rubles.

In 2025, Niva Legend SUVs are expected to see the return of airbags, and a more modern 1.8-liter engine should also be installed under the hood of the well-deserved model. The start of sales of the “charged” Niva Sport is just around the corner: there are no prices yet, but according to insiders, such an all-terrain vehicle will be of limited circulation and will cost around two million rubles.

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