As for the functional equipment, even in the basic version the car has a full package of winter options, which includes electric heating of the front and rear seats, steering wheel, windshield, nozzles and side mirrors, which provides maximum ease of operation in low temperatures.

In addition, the Volga K50 is equipped with a set of modern electronic assistants that provide a high level of driving safety, as well as an impressive set of comfortable options, including memory functions for driver and passenger seat adjustments, driver’s seat massage and passenger, front seat ventilation, electric adjustment of the second row backrest angle, an audio system with 12 speakers and much more.
The flagship crossover Volga K50 will go on sale at official dealers of the brand in the summer of 2026. Detailed information on trim levels and prices will be published closer to the start of sales.

Meanwhile, test production of cars under the Volga brand has already begun. They went into production at the Nizhny Novgorod plant, where Skoda and Volkswagen models for the Russian market had previously been produced for ten years.

The Volga lineup will initially include three models: crossovers in the D-SUV (full-size) and C-SUV (mid-size) segments, as well as a D-class sedan. The manufacturer promises that each model will have a laconic design, a spacious ergonomic interior with natural finishing materials and a full winter package that can ensure comfortable and reliable operation in low temperatures.

Author: Ivan Bakharev