Exlantix, a premium automotive brand, announced that its model lineup will expand to include Russia as a new market. The ET crossover will soon be available to place orders through local dealers, according to the company’s press statement.
The Exlantix ET is a full-size crossover characterized by its substantial footprint. It measures 4955 mm in length and rides with a 3000 mm wheelbase. Distinctive design cues include LED panels beneath the headlights that project images for the driver, hidden door handles, an oval steering wheel, and a large central display that governs the infotainment system. A standout feature is a built-in health monitoring system capable of tracking heart rate, blood pressure, and other vital signs in real time for all occupants. This technology highlights Exlantix’s emphasis on wellness in a luxury driving experience.
Under the hood, the ET offers four powertrain configurations. The first two are all-wheel-drive setups with engines producing 252 and 313 horsepower respectively. The third option combines all-wheel drive with a total output of 480 horsepower. The fourth variant raises peak power to 561 horsepower. Range estimates span from 550 km to 760 km depending on the selected configuration and driving conditions, giving buyers multiple choices for balance between performance and efficiency.
At this stage, no official details have been released about which specific versions will reach Russia or their pricing. Market availability and trim levels are yet to be disclosed by the distributor or manufacturer.
Recent developments show that the mid-size crossover Belgee X70 has already begun sales in Russia, signaling continued expansion of new models into the region. In the local market, four Belgee X70 variants will be offered, all powered by a 1.5 turbo engine. Front-wheel drive will come with a hydromechanical automatic transmission, while all-wheel-drive versions will use a robotic dual-clutch system. This lineup illustrates the ongoing diversification of the domestic auto market with models spanning different drivetrains and transmissions to suit diverse consumer preferences.
Industry observers note that announcements like these reflect strategic moves by manufacturers to broaden their footprint in Russia while also testing the balance of performance and efficiency across regional road conditions. Exlantix and Belgee are positioning themselves to compete for customers seeking luxury and practicality within the evolving landscape of executive crossovers. Analysts will be watching closely how these introductions influence pricing, dealer network development, and aftersales support in the months ahead.