Avtotor Unveils Amberauto A5 Electric Sedan with Localisation Plans
Avtotor has rolled out an electric sedan under the Amberauto umbrella. According to a release from Avtotor obtained by socialbites.ca, the first units of the vehicle were assembled in Kaliningrad at the close of 2023, signaling the start of a bold push into localized production. The company has since outlined a strategy to maximize domestic content, with a plan that emphasizes extensive localization for the A5 model. The aim is to incorporate a high percentage of localized components, including critical parts, as the launch phase for the A5 approaches. This strategy reflects Avtotor’s intent to strengthen local supply chains and reduce dependence on imported parts, while maintaining performance and reliability for customers in Canada, the United States, and beyond. The firm underscored that localization will cover essential systems such as propulsion and power electronics, with manufacturing of these elements slated for Avtotor facilities during 2024 and 2025. These advancements are expected to support scalability and cost efficiency for future exports and domestic sales. The information aligns with Avtotor’s broader plan to build a robust, domestically integrated EV program in partnership with Amberauto, aiming to deliver competitive range, efficiency, and modern features to the market. The source highlights a clear timeline, rooted in ongoing development and investment in local manufacturing capabilities. This forms a key part of Avtotor’s long term automotive strategy, designed to strengthen regional manufacturing ecosystems and provide steady supply for the growing electric vehicle market.