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Russian-Assembled Toyota Alphard Analog: Sollers SP7 Production Under Full Cycle

The car is equipped with a 2.0-liter engine and an 8-speed automatic transmission

Production of the SP7 minivan, based on the Chinese JAC Refine RF8 model, has started at the Sollers plant in Yelabuga. Assembly is carried out in a full cycle, including welding and painting of bodies. The company plans to deepen localization by establishing the production of power units, electronics, and safety systems in Russia.

Image source: A. Krivonosov

The SP7 is offered in a seven-seater version for family trips and in a four-seater business configuration with a partition, individual multimedia screen, and function control via tablet. Equipment includes seats with heating, ventilation, and massage, six airbags, all-round cameras, adaptive cruise control, and a digital instrument panel.

Under the hood is a 2.0-liter gasoline turbo engine with a capacity of 237 hp, compliant with the Euro-6 standard, paired with an 8-speed "automatic". Prices will be revealed in the fall of 2025, but a range of 5-6.5 million rubles is expected, which is cheaper than competitors like the GAC M8. The main demand is projected from corporate clients and government agencies interested in local assembly and a favorable price.

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