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Lada just unveiled the all-new Azimut SUV at the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum, marking its first completely new model in decades. This compact crossover is built on an updated platform and introduces modern technology, a sleek design, and new powertrain options.
The 2026 Lada Azimut will offer two naturally aspirated engines, a 10 inch digital display, heated windows, panoramic sunroof, and more premium features never before seen in a Lada. With production starting in 2026 and prices ranging from 2.5 to 3 million Russian Rubles, it targets modern buyers looking for value and style.
If you want to know all the features, performance specs, and release details, you will want to watch this video until the end.
Let us know in the comments: Would you buy the Azimut if it launched in your country?
LADA has just unveiled the all-new LADA Azimut at the 2025 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum—a rugged, tech-savvy crossover built entirely on the brand’s proprietary Russian Vesta platform. Developed over three years by an all-Russian team, the Azimut marks LADA’s first new crossover in nearly 30 years and introduces nearly 1,000 new or revised components, including a redesigned body, new suspension, and advanced LED lighting. The bold design reflects a modern, minimalist take on LADA’s iconic “X-style”, while a 208 mm ground clearance and durable cladding confirm its all-terrain ambitions.
Inside, the Azimut combines spaciousness with practicality, offering electric seat and steering adjustments, dual-zone climate control, a panoramic roof, and a new next-gen infotainment system co-developed with Sber. This 10” HD multimedia suite, powered by Russian tech firm Navio, includes voice control via GigaChat, navigation with 2GIS, and even integrated fuel payments via Sber services. Engine options include updated 1.6L and 1.8L petrol units (120 and 132 hp), a 6-speed manual or CVT, and a 150 hp turbocharged engine with automatic transmission coming soon. Mass production is set for 2026, with LADA positioning the Azimut as the best value-for-money crossover in its segment.
The 2026 Lada Azimut is finally here – the Russian automaker's first new SUV in nearly 30 years! With bold exterior styling, sharp creases, and a sleek silhouette, the Azimut looks more modern than any Lada before. Inside, it features a hi-tech cabin never seen in previous Lada models: a digital instrument cluster, a 10.0-inch touchscreen, voice assistant, and even wireless charging!
Built on the Renault-based Vesta platform, the Azimut comes with two engine choices: a 1.6L or 1.8L petrol engine, both front-wheel drive. A turbocharged 112kW option is in development.
It also packs surprising premium features like a panoramic glass roof, 360-degree cameras, keyless entry, and dual-zone climate control.
Join us as we take a closer look at the exterior, interior, specs, and features of the all-new 2026 Lada Azimut – a bold new step for Russian SUVs!
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- It a bit strange of this design, we love the old Lada Niva retro design.
- Autovaz is about to bankruptcy. And there is no 143hp and turbo engines and never was. New 18l gives 123hp.
- Ummm ... looks like Dacia Duster-ish? but atleast they have a new design language.
- CNN: The Russians are running out of ammunition, their stockpile is over within the next 3 to 5 days. The Russians are running out of microchips and cannibalise washing machines in order to make missiles. Putin has posthitis and he ll die before the end of 2022.
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