The updated UAZ PATRIOT has become more comfortable and safe, preserving and enhancing all the advantages of the legendary SUV.
The car is radically distinguished by improved ergonomics and sound insulation, the presence of new comfort options such as climate control and cruise control, heated steering wheel, navigation and multimedia systems with a touch screen, rear view camera, front and rear parking sensors, and a multifunctional steering wheel.
The design of the updated UAZ PATRIOT reflects power and confidence, reliability and safety. The radiator grille, made in a new style with an enlarged UAZ logo and chrome elements, and modern headlights with LED daytime running lights give the car an expressive appearance. The interior of the car features a new instrument panel with extended functionality, a new design for the parking brake lever handle and gear shift lever handle, as well as a new design for the air duct deflectors with chrome trim.
The UAZ PATRIOT now offers leather seat upholstery, the central part of which, along with the headrests, is made of perforated natural leather, as well as leather upholstery for the steering wheel, gear shift lever handle, and parking brake lever handle.
The updated UAZ PATRIOT can be equipped with an electronically controlled rear axle differential lock of the Eaton brand, which can be installed on any trim level and enhances off-road capabilities. In addition, the car is equipped with modern active and passive safety systems: ESP, ABS, driver and passenger airbags, as well as front seat belts with pretensioners.
A serious modernization has affected the fuel system. Now the updated UAZ PATRIOT SUV is equipped with a single fuel tank.
The updated UAZ PATRIOT is offered in seven color options and four trim levels.
The start of order acceptance and sales of the updated UAZ Patriot in Ukraine is planned for March 2017.
Detailed information about the terms of purchasing UAZ vehicles at www.uaz4x4.com.ua or by calling the AIS hotline 0800500205 (toll-free from landline phones).
