In June 2023, Changan is set to begin selling the Uni-T coupe crossover in Russia, according to quto.ru which cites the brand’s official press service. The announcement marks a formal entry of the model into the Russian market, with details about timing and availability shared through the automaker’s communications channel.
The company confirmed that the Uni-T has completed all required certifications, clearing the path for dealers to start taking pre-orders for the new crossover. Prospective buyers in Russia can expect a process that aligns with the brand’s standard sales procedures, as the model moves toward its first deliveries later in the year, subject to regional regulations and market demand.
Measuring 4515 millimeters in length, 1870 millimeters in width, and 1565 millimeters in height, with a wheelbase of 2710 millimeters, the Uni-T brings a compact yet airy footprint to the crossover segment. Powering the vehicle is a 180-horsepower 1.5-liter gasoline engine paired with a seven-speed robotic gearbox and front-wheel drive. This configuration is designed to balance performance with efficiency, aiming to appeal to urban drivers who value nimble handling and modern tech features in a stylish package, as reported by the brand’s press sources.
Detailed information about the model, including pricing options and available configurations, will be released closer to the official sales kickoff. The brand has indicated that regional specifics, such as trim levels, equipment packages, and potential promotions, will be communicated in due course, ensuring customers in Russia can make informed choices as the market introduction unfolds.
In related news, it was previously noted that Lexus unveiled the LBX subcompact crossover, which is planned to appear on the European market in early 2024, broadening the competition within the compact crossover space. This context highlights a period of active product launches in the segment, with automakers refining offerings to meet evolving customer preferences and market opportunities. — attribution: brand press communications