UAZ-450 “Medea” 2025: new minivan shown on renderings
By ForGeeks In 2023, UAZ has announced that it will start upgrading several vehicle models based on the Patriot platform. However, these upgrades will be rather partial. All cars will be equipped with new turbo-diesel engines and 6-speed manual transmission, but we can’t talk about large-scale changes yet, as UAZ will get the units from the parent concern Sollers. This is reported by the portal naavtotrasse.
The UAZ UAZ will receive the new turbocharged engines and 6-speed manual transmission.
This information once again emphasizes that the Ulyanovsk car plant is forced to develop its model range and production under conditions of limited resources. Because of this, the company will only be able to produce new vehicles with the support of a third-party partner. In the current conditions, when UAZ sells less than 20 thousand cars a year, the expansion of the model range is a necessary step. An independent developer has shown what kind of vehicle should be added to this range by presenting renderings of the new UAZ-450 Medea 2025 minivan.
Although the Ulyanovsk automaker has not yet announced plans to launch production of such a model, it may eventually join the company’s lineup. This assumption is based on the simple design of the presented minivan, which is in line with current UAZ models and makes it relatively quick and economical to start production of a new vehicle such as the UAZ-450 Medea 2025.
The UAZ-450 Medea 2025 is a new model.
The Ulyanovsk automaker needs to expand its product lineup for two main reasons. First, the current range includes outdated models. Secondly, the expansion of the lineup will allow UAZ to increase sales and, accordingly, profit, which will enable it to produce more vehicles.
All this indicates that UAZ is likely to establish cooperation with a third-party partner in the near future. In addition, this is indicated by the activity of Chinese companies on the Russian market.
All this indicates that UAZ is likely to establish cooperation with a third-party partner in the near future.
