Rosatom Unveils Voyt Electric Vehicles on Its Composite Platform — Crossover and Van
Both models were showcased for the first time as fully functional prototypes; mass production is planned to launch before 2030.
The electric Voyt LCV is designed for urban and intra-city logistics, including last-mile delivery. The van can transport up to 600 kg, with a cargo compartment volume of 3 cubic meters. The Voyt SUV is rated at 150 kW of electric drive power and has a range of 670 km.
Rosatom developed the composite platform in collaboration with Moscow Polytechnic University. The platform is based on a spine profile: fibers are pulled through a heated mold to create a lightweight, durable beam. This process is called pultrusion. In Russia, up to 60% of key components are produced domestically, including the battery, power electronics, electric drive, and structural elements.
