46 Atom electric vehicles have been registered in Russia
Mass production of electric cars started at the Moskvich plant
Quick Look
- By mid-September 2026, 46 Atom electric vehicles were registered in Russia.
- The Moskvich plant has launched mass production with a plan to produce 10 thousand cars by the end of 2027.
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Why It Matters
The first commercial copies of Atoms were delivered to customers in mid-July 2026. The price of the car, taking into account state support, is 3.055 million rubles.
The number of Atom electric vehicles registered with the traffic police in Russia by mid-September amounted to 46 units, according to a message from the director of the Autostat agency, Sergei Tselikov.
“At the beginning of August, 40 Atom electric cars were registered. And in the first two weeks of September there were 6 more copies,” the analyst wrote in his Telegram channel.
The first commercial copies of Atoms were delivered to customers who placed pre-orders in mid-July 2026. The price of the car, taking into account state support for domestic electric vehicles, is 3.055 million rubles.
On Wednesday, the Moskvich plant began mass production of Russian electric vehicles across the full technological cycle. As Igor Povarazdnyuk, general director of the development company Kama JSC, noted in a conversation with journalists, the production volume is planned to be increased to 20 cars per shift and to collect about 10 thousand copies in 2026-2027.
What to Watch
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Production of up to 20 cars per shift
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What is the real volume of pre-orders for an electric car?
- Will the production target of 10 thousand cars be achieved?
