Sollers unveiled the VIP version of the Sollers SP7 minivan

The Sollers company presented a pre-production version of the premium four-seater minivan Sollers SP7, designed for business transportation and VIP transfer. The model will be available for order from dealers from June this year, according to a statement from the domestic automaker, which was received by Izvestia on May 18.

The luxury version of the Sollers SP7 passenger cabin is decorated with natural materials: the seats are upholstered in leather, and the side panels and ceiling are finished in suede. The model received improved noise and vibration isolation, blinds on all windows and contour RGB interior lighting. The passenger seats are equipped with an electric backrest adjustment and foot rest, as well as heating, ventilation and multi-stage massage functions.

A 43-inch LCD monitor is integrated into the interior partition. The media system supports the connection of external devices, and the screen is equipped with a lifting and lowering mechanism. Doors, windows, and communication with the driver are controlled via a tablet on the center console.

The minivan is also equipped with 18-inch wheels and LED optics, two 12.3-inch screens on the front panel, wireless smartphone charging, keyless entry system, three-zone climate control, heated and electrically operated side mirrors, heated steering wheel and windshield, parking sensors. The front seats have electric adjustment, heating and ventilation.

The Sollers SP7 is equipped with a two-liter gasoline turbo engine with a capacity of 237 hp, conforming to the Euro-6 eco-standard, combined with an 8-speed automatic transmission with a torque converter. There are eight airbags, an emergency braking system, blind spot monitoring with an indication in the mirrors, all-round cameras and tire pressure sensors. The electronic assistants include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning system, driver fatigue monitoring, descent and ascent assistance.

Last November, sales of the Sollers SP7 seven-seater minivan began in Russia. It is based on the Chinese JAC RF8 model and is manufactured at the Yelabuga plant.

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