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Prices for spare parts for the modern Russo-Balt have been announced

The company published the price on its Telegram channel. Basically, these are parts for suspension repairs.

“Front lever silent block – 2300 rubles, ball joint – 2600 rubles, front shock absorber – 8500 rubles, rear shock absorber – 6500 rubles, front brake pads – 7500 rubles, rear brake pads – 7500 rubles,” the message says.

The F200 electric van is planned to be produced to order. Its starting price will be 6.5 million rubles, and the first deliveries to customers are scheduled for January 2027.

Certification procedures for the model are still ongoing. The van has a load capacity of 1000 kg and a category B driver’s license is sufficient to drive it. The body is manufactured using manual welding.

Cars under the Russo-Balt brand were produced from 1909 to 1918. The total production amounted to several hundred cars.

It was previously reported that UAZ is testing new diesel models in extreme conditions.

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