A new supplier has entered the scene for springs used in the Lada Largus lineup. The Beloretsk-based Ural Spring Plant in Bashkortostan has taken on the role as the fresh source for these essential elastic components found in popular vans and station wagons. Public updates indicate that the springs are planned to arrive at AVTOVAZ’s assembly line starting August 2022, a date communicated by the republic’s head via his Telegram channel.
The Urals spring plant from Beloretsk is taking a pivotal place in the automotive sector’s import substitution program. The company has secured favorable financing from the Federal Industrial Development Fund to fund this initiative, enabling expanded production capacity and advanced technologies for domestic automakers.
A modern production complex with automated machinery is taking shape on the site to fabricate these parts. The project signals a move toward higher efficiency and greater self-reliance in the supply of critical vehicle components. At the same time, the Beloretsk facility is broadening its capabilities to master the production of parts for other domestic automobile programs, reinforcing its role as a versatile contributor to Russia’s automotive ecosystem.
Beyond vehicle components, the plant already manufactures a wide range of products for rail transport, agricultural machinery, and construction. This diversification highlights the strategic importance of the site to multiple sectors within the region.
- Earlier statements from AVTOVAZ confirmed that production of Lada Largus vans and station wagons would resume soon, aligning with a broad effort to stabilize output and supply chains across the company’s operations.
- Regional channels and industry watchers have circulated news and updates about these developments, with close attention paid to progress and implications for the local and national auto industry.