The price of the most expensive Lada Iskra has become known

The most expensive version of the Lada Iskra model, the raised SW Cross station wagon in the maximum configuration with a CVT, will cost 1.8 million rubles. This follows from the price lists of AVTOVAZ, which were received by Izvestia on July 18. The new model goes on sale on July 20 in three body types — sedan, wagon and wagon SW Cross.

The flagship Lada Iskra will be offered in two trim levels — Enjoy and Techno. In the initial version, the SW Cross station wagon will be offered for 1.63 million rubles, it is a modification with a 1.7-liter 106-horsepower engine and a 6-speed manual transmission. The version with a CVT will cost 90 thousand rubles more. The more equipped Techno version costs from 1.71 million rubles with mechanics and from 1.8 million rubles with a CVT.

The usual Iskra SW station wagon has so far been announced in one Enjoy configuration with a 90-horsepower engine in two versions — with a 90-horsepower engine and a 5-speed manual (1.5 million rubles) and a 106-horsepower engine and a CVT (1.65 million rubles).

The Iskra sedan, as previously announced, will be offered in four trim levels and three powertrain options. The price ranges from 1.25 million to 1.7 million rubles.

For comparison, AVTOVAZ's most affordable model, the Lada Granta sedan, costs from 750,000 to 1.27 million rubles. In the Active Cross version, the Granta liftback will cost 1.19-1.37 million rubles, while the Granta Cross sedan currently costs from 1.18 million to 1.35 million rubles. At the same time, the Lada Vesta sedan costs from 1.24 to 1.97 million rubles, the Vesta SW Cross station wagon costs from 1.87 million to 2.2 million rubles.

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On June 11, it was reported that Lada Iskra received the highest score based on the results of crash tests conducted according to the standards of the ARCAP methodology developed by experts of the Autoreview publication. This is a more stringent standard than that provided for by certification tests in accordance with the requirements of Russian legislation.