Sollers SF5 is the first Russian car of the LCV (light commercial vehicle) category, standardly equipped with an automatic transmission. As Motor magazine found out, the transmission is combined with a 150-horsepower 2.7-liter turbodiesel.
The vans are equipped with a telematics system, batteries, radiators, seats and glass made in Russia, and the bodies are welded from domestic galvanized steel.
The basic set of equipment of the model includes a stabilization system, front airbags, air conditioning, cruise control and a standard audio system.
Sollers SF5 is a restyled version of the Sollers Atlant van. It is distinguished by front end design, modified interior and improved sound insulation.
The cost of cars of the Sollers SF5 family will start from 3.3 million rubles, and modifications equipped with an automatic transmission will cost customers 150 thousand rubles more.
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