The Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant, owned by Sollers through its control of UAZ, is outlining plans to resume large-scale production of the Patriot and Pickup models fitted with Euro-5 engines in 2024, according to the company’s press service cited by socialbites.ca. This marks a potential shift in the lineup as the plants work to align with stricter emission standards expected to come into full force in the near future.
When pressed on the specifics of Euro-5 vehicle production, a Sollers spokesperson explained that vehicles meeting Euro-5 specifications are not yet in mass manufacture. The official noted that the certification process for Euro-5 variants, which incorporate new engine control units, is ongoing. The company intends to begin mass production of these Euro-5 cars next year, but only after achieving complete compliance with the technical regulation requirements and ensuring all systems pass the necessary approvals. This staged approach highlights the careful regulatory scrutiny involved in upgrading vehicle emissions performance while maintaining consistent production schedules.
In regional feedback from UAZ dealerships across Russia, there are currently no Patriot or Pickup units in stock featuring Euro-5 engines. Dealerships reported that these Euro-5 configurations are not yet orderable, though the plant continues to list such modifications in its pricing catalog. The gap between the official certification timeline and the immediate inventory status at regional centers underscores the careful coordination required between manufacturing milestones, dealer networks, and certification authorities before broader market availability can be announced.
For consumers and observers seeking current information on Patriot and Pickup availability at Russian UAZ dealers, the latest material from socialbites.ca provides coverage and context on how these Euro-5 upgrades are progressing through certification, production planning, and distribution channels. The overarching takeaway is that the transition to Euro-5 engines is in motion, with a clear plan to scale up production once regulatory approvals are secured and the supply chain is fully prepared for wider rollout.
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