Color preferences among buyers of Moskvich 3 crossovers show a clear tilt toward neutral hues, with gray and white leading the way. For the Moskvich 6 liftbacks, gray dominates the showroom and the used car market alike, while white and black also represent meaningful shares. These observations come from industry tracking and the Moskvich press team, reflecting consumer tastes in the current model cycle.
In the Moskvich 3 lineup, gray accounts for about a quarter of sales, white covers a similarly solid share, and black attracts a notable portion as well. The Moskvich 6 contributes a strong gray majority among sold units, followed by black and a smaller white slice, illustrating how practical, low-contrast colors are valued by buyers in this segment.
Among electric options, the Moskvich 3e is particularly popular in blue, drawing the highest share of shopper interest. White and red follow in order, indicating a diverse palette appeals to electric vehicle buyers who want personality alongside efficiency.
From a features perspective, the petrol and electric Moskvich 3 is offered in five colors: white, black, red, gray, and blue. The Moskvich 6 expands that palette with white, black, gray, blue, and red, giving buyers a wide range to choose from for both everyday usability and personal style preferences.
Looking ahead, reports from the Russian market hinted at a new service intended to help locate stolen vehicles. The development signals a broader trend toward enhanced vehicle security and consumer confidence in post-purchase protection. While the specifics of rollout and availability can vary by region, the focus on improving vehicle traceability mirrors growing expectations among buyers in North American markets as well.