According to the company’s press service, from March 10, the bi-fuel Lada Largus became available in new, more affordable trim levels. Now the model is presented in two versions for each body type.
Thus, a bi-fuel station wagon in the new “Classic” version can be purchased at a price starting from 1.59 million rubles, taking into account the state subsidy. Basic equipment includes air conditioning, ABS, driver’s airbag, electric windows on all doors and a remote control key.
The van in the new “Comfort” version is priced at 1.62 million rubles (also taking into account government subsidies). It is additionally equipped with a front passenger airbag, heated and electrically adjustable mirrors, as well as three-stage heated front seats.
The top “Drive” package for both body versions retained the same set of options: heated windshield, parking sensors, rear view camera, rain and light sensors, cruise control, multimedia system and alloy wheels.
Earlier it was reported that Omoda C5 and C7 received the right to sell in the Russian Federation under the Jeland brand.
