From January 1, 2026, the Moscow Automobile Plant raised the recommended retail prices for the entire line of cars under the "Moskvich" brand. According to regular monitoring of official price lists, the cost of models increased by 29–145 thousand rubles, which corresponds to an increase of 1.7–4.9%.
The largest price jump was recorded for the flagship seven-seater crossover "Moskvich 8", which went on sale in July 2025. Its cost increased by 140–145 thousand rubles, and now the top "Premium" configuration is estimated at 3.515 million rubles.
The most popular model of the brand — "Moskvich 3" — became more expensive by 29–36 thousand rubles, depending on the year of manufacture and equipment level. At the same time, versions of the 2026 model year (MY26) with telematics function and remote control capability went on sale. Their prices start from 1.952 million rubles for the basic "Standard Plus Telematics" configuration with a manual gearbox and reach 2.175 million rubles in the "Comfort Telematics" version with a CVT.
The electric crossover "Moskvich 3e" became more expensive by 66–69 thousand rubles. Now, even for the 2023 model, you will have to pay over 4 million rubles, while the 2024 version is estimated at 4.169 million rubles.
The "Moskvich 6" liftback added 37–56 thousand rubles to the price. The cost range today is from 2.424 million rubles for the "Comfort" configuration with a CVT (2025 model year) to 3.168 million rubles for the top "Techno" version with a DCT6 robotic gearbox (2024 model year).
Experts note that the January increase in prices for "Moskvich" cars occurred against the background of general inflation and rising component costs, as well as within the framework of the brand's strategy to update the model range and expand the functionality of cars.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that UAZ has revised price lists upwards — the minimum surcharge was 23.4 thousand rubles.