Since January, the Moskvich automobile plant has revised the price lists for its entire vehicle lineup. All models of the brand have become more expensive — the increase ranged from 29 to 145 thousand rubles, or 1.7–4.9% depending on the version.
The smallest price increase affected the Moskvich 3 crossover in trims from previous years — up by 29–32 thousand rubles. The 2025 versions rose more sharply — by 32–36 thousand. The most affordable variant with a manual transmission is now only 55 thousand rubles cheaper than two million. The hand-control version costs 2.069 million rubles, whereas at the start of sales the price began at 1.4 million.
The Moskvich 3e electric vehicle gained 66–69 thousand rubles and has confidently exceeded the 4 million ruble mark.
The Moskvich 6 sedan, created on the basis of a JAC model, has risen in price by 37–56 thousand rubles. Its price now ranges from 2.242 to 3.375 million rubles.
The maximum price increase was recorded for the flagship seven-seat Moskvich 8 crossover — a full +145 thousand rubles. The Business version now costs 3.125 million, and the Premium version 3.515 million rubles.