Updated Volga K40 to Reach Dealers in November: Starting Price at 2.76 Million Rubles
The updated Volga K40 is expected to reach dealers by mid-November with a starting price of 2.759 million rubles. The crossover will be offered with front-wheel or all-wheel drive.
The first batches of the updated Volga K40 have already begun shipping to dealers, with sales expected by mid-November. Tatiana Lazareva, Director of Retail Sales for New Cars at Avilon Volga, stated that the model’s main competitors will be the Haval F7 and Tenet T8.
The restyling has updated the crossover’s interior and multimedia system. The cabin now features a new dashboard and center console, while the screen size has been increased to 15.4 inches. The equipment list has been expanded to include a self-dimming mirror and four physical buttons: for adjusting fan speed, activating automatic climate control, defrosting the windshield, and the hazard warning system.
The suite of electronic assistants now includes blind-spot monitoring, lane-change and safe door-opening assistants, a system for warning about approaching objects, and a collision-avoidance function for reversing.
The updated Volga K40 starts at 2.759 million rubles. The model is available in three trim levels and two powertrain options. The base version comes with a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine producing 147 hp, a 7-speed robotic transmission, and front-wheel drive. The more powerful variant features a 2-liter turbocharged engine with 200 hp, an 8-speed automatic transmission, and all-wheel drive.
Under the baseline production scenario, the K40 is expected to account for around 30% of Volga’s total output. Lazareva noted that this share may change after the update, depending on supply volumes, inventory levels, and the availability of in-demand trims.
