The debut of the new model took place at the Moscow Off-Road Show, an exhibition of SUVs and off-road vehicles.
Company representatives said that the vehicle's construction uses 320 parts that have no analogues on any other car. They also noted that it will take specialists at least one year to create the production version of the model.
Compared to the standard Vesta, the crossover version features increased ground clearance and plastic body cladding that protects the body off-road. Apparently, in production form, the Cross modification, like the sedan, will be front-wheel drive and will get the same range of engines - 1.6-liter petrol motors with 87, 106, and 114 hp. Transmissions – manual, robotic, and CVT.
The first production representative of the Vesta family will be the sedan, which will go into production in early September. The car will go on sale in November of this year.
