Roadster "Crimea" is designed in 2013 within the framework of practical student work. To date, 2 prototypes of the car have been released, and the 3rd passes preliminary tests to enter the market. In 2022, the developers intend to certify the first experienced batch of 3rd generation cars.

Roadster "Crimea" - a domestic double, compact car with a folding roof designed within practical student work. Such an opportunity appeared at students of Kurgan State University after his entry into the Inter-University Student Engineering and Technological Corporation.

Work on the Roadster began in 2013. In a few years, the first prototype was presented to the general public, and in 2019 - the second. Now there is an active work on the third prototype, which is entrusted with high hopes.

The machine will be built on the basis of Lada Granta: use 70% of the details of this brand, including the 1.6-liter engine. The remaining 30% are original details. It is known that Roger has a unique sports design and a higher level of passive safety than its predecessors. Its main advantage is the lack of imported components, which is very important for the project in the current situation.

The developers team also noted that they consider the idea of ​​producing a crossover and / or a four-seater sports compartment based on the Crimea car.

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According to the leading developer of Dmitry Onishchenko, following the testing of the pre-production sample in the fall and passage of certification, it is planned to begin production of commercial cars.

Initially, the price of the "Crimea" cars in the basic configuration should be 600-800 thousand rubles, but today the predicted cost is higher than 1 million. The future of the project directly depends on the contract with AvtoVAZ. Since prices for the main components affect the cost of the vehicle.

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