A cluster of about 80 vehicles was spotted in the capital’s parking lot, according to the Quto.ru portal. The scene unfolded near a busy showroom district and drew curiosity from dealership staff and car enthusiasts alike. Observers say the gathering pointed to a deliberate move by a major automaker into the growing family minivan segment in the domestic market. The sight suggested that a first wave of production-ready units might be prepared for a public reveal or for early test drives, signaling brisk activity behind the scenes and hinting at strong interest in a versatile new model. For readers in Canada and the United States, this early activity is a signal to watch how a new Russian entrant could influence global family vehicle choices and why brands are scrambling to refine space, comfort, and efficiency in today’s market.
