From the Atom to the Volga: 22 new models launched in Europe in 2026

From the Atom to the Volga: 22 new models launched in Europe in 2026

From Atom to Volga: which 22 new models began to be produced in Russia in 2026

RIA Novosti: since the beginning of 2026, 71 new models have entered the Russian market

From January to July, 71 new models of cars were registered in Russia for the first time, 22 of which are produced domestically. More than half of the new models are passenger cars, RIA Novosti calculated based on data from automotive statistics resources.

От «Атома» до «Волги»: какие 22 новые модели начали выпускать в России в 2026 году
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Passenger cars accounted for 44 of the 71 new models. Another ten each are classified as light commercial vehicles (LCV) and trucks, and the remaining seven are buses.

The list of first-registered domestically produced models includes the Atom and UMO 5 electric vehicles. Other new products include three Volga models: the K50, K40, and C50.

Russian-made commercial vehicles are represented by AvtoVAZ models: the SKM M7 and M9. In addition, this year, the new line of Moskvich brand crossovers, the Moskvich M70 and Moskvich M90, were registered for the first time.

The list also includes new products from AGR Holding: the Jeland J8 and J7 crossovers, as well as the Tenet T9 and T4L. All of the listed cars are among the 22 models produced domestically.

The majority of new models were registered in February. According to a report from Avtostat and the United Leasing Association (OLA), 15 new cars were registered this month. The fewest such cars were registered in May and June – in each of these months, the Russian car fleet was replenished with five new models.

The Tenet brand had previously become one of the leaders in the Russian car market, and the T4L crossover had already entered the top five best-selling models. For the new line, which is produced domestically, this has become one of the most notable results on the market.

    The Volga brand, in turn, began official sales of its cars on June 19. The K40 and K50 crossovers, as well as the C50 sedan, were offered in several trim levels adapted to Russian conditions and an extended warranty.

  • Author: Ivan Bakharev

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