AvtoVAZ has updated the recommended maximum retail prices for scheduled maintenance across the entire Lada model lineup. Since the beginning of 2026, the average increase in maintenance costs has been about 10%, which has directly affected the expenses of owners of both budget and more expensive models.
The maintenance of the most affordable cars — the Lada Granta and Niva Legend — has risen in price the most. The increase amounted to 10.1%, and now the first scheduled maintenance for the Granta is estimated at a minimum of 9.1 thousand rubles. A similar increase has also been recorded for the Lada Vesta: complex scheduled procedures, including belt replacement or CVT servicing, now cost 30–39 thousand rubles. For the Lada Aura business sedan, prices rose by 9.1%, and, for example, Maintenance-3 is now priced at 40.4 thousand rubles.
Service prices for the Lada Iskra have also increased by about 10%. Thus, Maintenance-2 for the CVT version costs 34.3 thousand rubles. The most expensive scheduled service turned out to be Maintenance-6 for the 90-hp Lada Largus — its recommended cost has reached 43 thousand rubles. Notably, the rise in maintenance prices coincided with the January price increase for most Lada cars.
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