Rosatom's Composite Division brought two developments to the "ProDvizhenie" auto festival. These are the full-size electric van Voyt LCV and the fully functional prototype crossover Voyt SUV.

The van is designed for urban logistics and last-mile delivery. Its payload capacity is 600 kg, cargo compartment volume is 3 cubic meters, and length is less than 4 meters.

The crossover, meanwhile, demonstrates the platform's capabilities in the passenger car segment. The basis is a backbone profile manufactured using pultrusion technology.

Up to 60% of key components, including the traction battery, power electronics, electric drive, and composite elements, are produced at Rosatom enterprises.

Rosatom's Composite Division is one of the largest manufacturers of composite materials in Russia. The development of its own electric vehicle platform is part of the state corporation's diversification strategy.

Earlier, Rosatom had already launched the production of electric motors, inverters, and traction batteries for electric transport. The Voyt platform is called universal, as it can be used to create cargo, passenger, and light electric vehicles.