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AVTOVAZ resumed the production of the younger family of models is almost complete: last month, sales of simplified sedans, liftbacks and station wagons of Grant in the new Classic configuration without airbags, ABS, ERA-GLONASS system, front seat belt pretensioners and immobilizer were launched, then on the conveyor returned A “sporty” version of Drive Active with a similar set of changes, and now they are accompanied by the Lada Granta Cross station wagon. Only the least popular Grant hatchback remained behind.

Unlike the simplified Granta Drive Active, which is offered not only in the initial Classic version, but also in the Comfort package with an ERA-GLONASS unit, heated front seats, air conditioning and an audio system, the Granta Cross station wagon after returning to the conveyor will be available only in the basic version with eight-valve 90-horsepower engine. For such a simplified Grant Cross with increased ground clearance to 198 mm, 15-inch alloy wheels, electric power steering, power windows in the front doors, heated and electric mirrors, an on-board computer, central locking, Isofix mounts and audio preparation, you will have to pay 742 thousand rubles – that is, 112 thousand rubles less than for a similar station wagon in the old Classic configuration with ABS and airbags.

The official price list for the Lada Granta Cross still includes more expensive versions with 106-horsepower sixteen-valve engines, including those with a five-speed “robot”, because such cars are still available from dealers, but their prices continue to grow: for the Cross station wagon in the most expensive Luxe configuration, they are already asking for 971 thousand rubles. Well, following the Grant, AVTOVAZ will resume production of Niva off-road vehicles simplified under the same program – Togliatti promises to return to the production of these vehicles by the end of the month.

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