Starting October 1, prices for every Geely model sold in Russia rose, a shift reported by the automaker’s price-list monitoring. The change follows adjustments to the dealers’ special benefits, which in turn affected the value ladder across several popular crossovers. The first generation Coolray, once available in multiple trim levels with a strong value proposition, now carries a higher sticker price by 20,000 to 25,000 rubles. In tandem, the basic version drops from its former configuration while three other equipped variants see a 20,000 ruble reduction. The lineup now places the most affordable Coolray at 2.33 million rubles and the top-end variant at 2.58 million rubles.
Geely Atlas Pro also experienced a downward adjustment in the size of its “special advantage,” trimming 20,000 rubles from the price tag. The most accessible Atlas Pro is now available from October onward for 2.64 million rubles, reflecting a recalibration of incentives alongside the standard price. This shift positions the Atlas Pro within a broader strategy to balance affordability with feature-rich configurations in the competitive Russian SUV segment.
Similarly, the Tugella and Monjaro crossovers saw price increases of 10,000 rubles each. Prospective buyers in Russia will now encounter Tugella at a starting price of 3.94 million rubles and Monjaro at 4.67 million rubles, marking another step in the brand’s regional pricing evolution that accompanies ongoing market dynamics, supply adjustments, and consumer demand.
In related automotive news, AvtoVAZ had previously expanded the equipment list for the Lada Vesta, signaling continued activity in updating lineups to meet evolving consumer expectations and competition within the domestic market. Analysts note that manufacturers frequently adjust equipment bundles and pricing in response to cost pressures, currency shifts, and local incentives, which can influence overall ownership costs and perceived value for buyers across different model families. [Source attribution to automaker price-list monitoring and regional market reporting]