In 2026, it is planned to produce about 5–6 thousand Atom electric vehicles in Russia. This was announced by the head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov at the "Innoprom. Belarus" exhibition. The minister noted that at the first stage, production will focus on the domestic market.
According to him, the project is developing successfully, and the Kama company team, which is responsible for the development, is already working on the second generation of the electric car.
Speaking about export prospects, Alikhanov emphasized that the project is able to interest not only Russian, but also Belarusian car enthusiasts. However, entering Belarus directly depends on the speed of development of the charging infrastructure.
Atom has been under development since 2021, and the first functional prototype was presented in Moscow in May 2023. The car is positioned as an urban electric vehicle with modern design and digital services.
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