The 2025 Moskvich 3 crossover has increased in price by 48,000 rubles across all trim levels, including the manual control version.
The base "Standard Plus" version with a manual transmission now costs 1.851 million rubles. The version with a CVT is priced at 1.951 million, and the "Comfort" trim costs 2.083 million rubles. The manual control version, designed for people with disabilities, costs 1.986 million rubles.
All models are equipped with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine producing 136 horsepower and front-wheel drive. The transmission can be either manual or CVT.
The manual control version is equipped with a special lever that is connected to the pedal drives via a system of rods and cables. Control is achieved by moving the lever towards the driver for acceleration and away for braking.
Previously, in May, Moskvich had already raised prices for the Moskvich 3 by 38,000 rubles. At the same time, the Moskvich 6 sedan also became more expensive.
The start of sales of the seven-seater Moskvich 8 crossover has been postponed to August 2025. The minimum price is expected to be around 3 million rubles. The start of mass production has not yet been announced.
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