AvtoVAZ has reduced the cost of Lada Largus with a power reserve of 1 thousand km

The Lada Largus CNG bi-fuel engine, which can run on both gasoline and natural gas (methane), is now available in two versions for each body, rather than one. On March 10, the company's press service announced the expansion of the model's range of trim levels with new, more affordable basic versions.

The Largus CNG station wagon has a Classic starter kit, which will cost 1.59 million rubles, including state subsidies. The list of equipment includes air conditioning, ABS, driver's airbag, four-door power windows, remote control key, and more.

The Largus CNG van in the new initial Comfort version (starting from 1.62 million rubles with state subsidy) has air conditioning, driver and front passenger airbags, heated and electrically adjustable mirrors, as well as three-stage heating of the front seats.

The Drive's top package still includes heated windscreens, parking sensors and a rear-view camera, rain and light sensors, cruise control, multimedia system, multi-steering wheel and alloy wheels. A van in this version costs 1.71 million rubles, and a station wagon — from 1.74 million rubles (including all benefits).

The Lada Largus bi-fuel tank has three steel cylinders with a total volume of 90 liters, which allow it to travel more than 1,000 km without refueling. The use of natural gas reduces fuel costs by two to three times, and the transport tax by 50%, calculated at AvtoVAZ. Sales of the model started in April last year.

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