The all terrain vehicle Max, manufactured by BillysGarage, is scheduled for its public debut at the Vezdekhoder exhibition in Moscow, which runs from December 2 through December 4. A representative of BillysGarage, the maker of the Max, shared the news on the companys Telegram channel, confirming the upcoming unveiling. The reveal is framed as a milestone for the brand as it showcases a rugged vehicle designed for challenging terrain and harsh environments. [Attribution: BillysGarage Telegram channel]
The Max was developed and assembled at a factory located in the Kaluga region. This keeps production close to key supply lines and reflects the companys commitment to in country manufacturing. In the catalog of capabilities, the Max is described as capable of tackling steep slopes and cliffs with a 35 degree grade, overcoming ditches and holes up to half a meter in depth or width, and negotiating water barriers up to 100 meters long with a standard wave height of up to 40 centimeters. These figures position the Max as a serious option for extreme terrain, where reliability and control are essential. [Attribution: BillysGarage Telegram channel]
In Moscow, the scene also featured the first appearance of the 2024 BMW M5 from the seventh generation. The next generation all wheel drive sedan is said to be equipped with a 727 horsepower engine paired with a 4.4 liter displacement and an automatic transmission. The BMW is noted for smart features that adapt to conditions, including a light sensor that activates headlights and a rain sensor that triggers windshield wipers when precipitation is detected. A key fob enables remote vehicle control, and the model includes theft protection that locks the car while it is in motion. These features highlight advances in automotive technology that enthusiasts may compare against other performance and off road oriented vehicles on display. [Attribution: Local Moscow automotive press]
There has also been discussion about the internal rivalry between the traditional Lada Iskra and the Vesta models. Observers note competitive dynamics in the market and how each model aims to carve out a stronger presence in a demanding segment. These conversations underscore the broader push in the Russian automotive scene toward practical, durable designs that can handle rough terrain while offering modern convenience and safety features. [Attribution: Industry commentary]