Exlantix revealed the price of the new ET crossover in Russia

The new hybrid crossover Exlantix ET will cost in Russia in the range from 6.7 to 7 million rubles. This was reported to the Izvestia correspondent at the Russian representative office of the brand. The exact date of the start of sales has not yet been announced, the market launch is scheduled for April.

The Exlantix ET is equipped with a hybrid powerplant, which includes a 1.5-liter gasoline engine and two electric motors with a recoil of 197 hp on the front axle and 265 hp on the rear. The crossover accelerates from zero to 100 km/h in 4.9 seconds. The power reserve when starting with a fully charged battery and a full tank is 1,180 km.

The ET model's equipment list includes, among other things, heated steering wheel, seats and mirrors, and a massage function. The automatic parking system supports 18 different scenarios. The model received a Russified multimedia system based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 processor, voice control with three-zone climate control with ionization and air aromatization functions.

The crossover is equipped with an audio system with 23 speakers and a subwoofer, and a 256-color gradient backlight is synchronized with music. The angle of inclination of the backs of the back row is 39 degrees. Two wireless charging modules with a cooling function with a power of 50 watts are available to the driver and passenger in the front row.

Representatives of Exlantix previously told Izvestia that the second model of the brand on the market will be the electric sedan ET, which has a twin-engine all-wheel drive system (480 hp; 660 Nm), allowing acceleration to "hundreds" in 3.7 seconds.

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Earlier that day, it was reported that the Oting brand would expand the range of car models available on the Russian market. In the fourth quarter of this year, two new pickup trucks will appear in our country, which are currently undergoing certification, and next year the Oting full—size SUV based on the new generation Nissan Patrol platform will enter the market.