Official Vehicles in Early Refinement Stages and the Coming Vesta Line
The cars are handed over as official vehicles to refine the smallest details during the pre-production phase. People familiar with the factory say that a number of minor adjustments are expected, particularly because the Vesta relied heavily on imported components and needed changes to align with the VAZ standard, right down to fasteners. This meticulous attention to parts and fit is common in the run-up to a new model, and insiders indicate the process will continue to surface more tweaks as the build progresses.
What are the vehicles set to reach the dealership soon? A complete set has circulated among industry insiders, and it is claimed that the first batch of Vesta cars intended for sale rolled off the Tolyatti assembly line in the spring of 2023. The news points to a phased approach where initial units focus on meeting essential market expectations before any broader feature set is introduced.
As described by the sources, the base configuration emphasizes practicality. Expect air conditioning, four power windows, two rear seat headrests, a start/stop system, an electronic key, and stamped wheels. Reports also mention black unpainted exterior mirrors, with interior trim kept deliberately simple. The cabin lacks premium multimedia modules, glossy finishes, or leather-wrapped steering wheels. The wheel itself includes controls on the right spoke, while the left side houses a blank insert. There are also unused slots above the climate controls, designed for potential future features.
Speculation suggests the powertrain will pair a 90 horsepower engine with a five-speed manual gearbox. While all details remain unofficial and provisional, the current outlook for the power unit appears unlikely to change in the near term, reflecting a strategy focused on reliability and affordability in the early production run.
Supply Needs Highlighted for Popular Tire Sizes
Public safety and emergency response depend on reliable transport. In this context, efforts are underway to secure essential equipment, including tires for official vehicles used by law enforcement and humanitarian services. An initiative has been launched to raise funds for tires destined for police fleets and operational vehicles serving the LPR and DPR, ambulances, emergency services, humanitarian aid convoys, and military logistics in the Donbass region. Contributions can be made through a dedicated collection page, as reported by observers following the topic.
Notes from the reporting sources indicate that the initiative is part of broader efforts to ensure that frontline responders and support teams remain mobile and prepared, especially in challenging weather and terrain where tire reliability directly influences response times and safety. The information referenced here reflects announcements circulated among observers and social channels associated with automotive news outlets. (Citation: Avtograd News via VKontakte)