Owning the new Volga C50 and K50 will cost approximately 430–445 thousand rubles per 100 thousand kilometers of mileage. These calculations were provided by the Autonews portal, using data from the official Geely maintenance calculator, as the Russian models are based on the Chinese Preface and Monjaro.
The C50 sedan with a two-liter turbo engine producing 150 or 200 horsepower and a seven-speed "robot" will require about 432,600 rubles for ten scheduled maintenance services. The K50 crossover with a more powerful 238-horsepower engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission will be slightly more expensive — a total of about 444,300 rubles. The difference is small, but the crossover is expectedly more expensive due to design features and increased fuel consumption.
The most expensive maintenance stages occur at mileages of 40, 80, and 100 thousand kilometers. The last maintenance for the crossover will cost almost 99 thousand rubles, while for the sedan it will be about 77 thousand. At the same time, basic intervals every 10 thousand kilometers cost within 25–35 thousand, which corresponds to the level of classmates.
According to specialized forums, owners of similar Geely models note certain technical nuances: multimedia malfunctions and squeaks in the cabin are possible at low mileages, and by 50–60 thousand kilometers, the silent blocks of the front levers sometimes require attention. According to reviews, serious breakdowns are rare and are most often resolved under warranty.
Both models under the revived Volga brand are planned to be launched on the market in the summer of 2026. The manufacturer emphasizes rich equipment: electronic assistants, seat memory system, front seat ventilation, and active safety functions will be included in the basic configuration. Final prices and service conditions will be announced closer to the start of sales.