List Of AvtoVAZ Vehicles

This is a list of vehicles designed or produced by AvtoVAZ, a Russian carmaker best known under its Lada brand.

Current models

* Lada 4x4 (Lada Niva/VAZ-2121) - off-road vehicle
**Lada 4x4 3-door
**Lada 4x4 5-door
**Lada Niva Urban 4x4 3-door
**Lada Niva Urban 4x4 5-door
* Lada Granta - subcompact car developed in collaboration with Renault and based on the Lada Kalina
**Lada Granta sedan
**Lada Granta liftback
**Lada Granta Sport
**Lada Granta Hatchback
**Lada Granta SW
**Lada Granta Cross
* Lada Largus - family car based on the Dacia Logan MCV
**Lada Largus 5 Seater
**Lada Largus 7 Seater
**Lada Largus Cross 5 Seater
**Lada Largus Cross 7 Seater
**Lada Largus Commercial
* Lada Vesta - subcompact car developed in collaboration with Renault and designed by Steve Mattin
**Lada Vesta sedan
**Lada Vesta SW
**Lada Vesta Cross
* Lada XRAY - Cross SUV
* Lada Niva (Chevrolet Niva/VAZ-2123) - off-road vehicle based on the original VAZ 2121 engine, transmission and most mechanicals of the original Lada Niva/Lada 4x4.

File:Lada_Niva_%28VAZ_2121%29.jpg, Lada Niva VAZ-2131 (since 1993)
Image:ВАЗ_2121._4x4_Lada_Niva_4WD_Ribnitz_-_Flickr_-_sludgegulper.jpg, VAZ-21213/21214 (since 1994)
File:VAZ-2329-1_pickup.jpg, VAZ-2329 (since 1995)
Image:Lada Granta 2.JPG, Lada Granta VAZ-2190 (since 2011)
Image:Granta liftback.jpg, Granta VAZ-2191 (since 2014)
File:Vladimir_Putin_driving_Lada_Vesta_04.jpg, Lada Vesta (since 2015)
File:Lada XRay Cross concept on MIAS 2016 - front view.jpg, Lada XRAY (since 2016)

Historic models

*Lada 1200/1300 - VAZ-2101 sold in the West from the 1970s (e.g. 1974 for the UK)
*Lada 1500 - VAZ-2103 sold into Western markets from the mid 1970s
* Lada Samara (VAZ-2108/2109/21099)
**Lada Samara hatchback 3-doors (VAZ-2108)
**Lada Samara hatchback 5-doors (Vaz-2109)
**Lada Samara sedan (VAZ-2115) (Vaz-21099)
* Lada 110 (VAZ- 2110/ 2111/ 2112) - compact car (Bogdan continues to produce this car as the Bogdan 2110/2111/2112 for the Ukrainian market)
**Lada 110 sedan
**Lada 111 wagon
**Lada 112 hatchback
**Lada 124 wagon
* Lada Kalina - supermini car
**Lada Kalina sedan
**Lada Kalina wagon
**Lada Kalina hatchback
**Lada Kalina sport
* Lada Priora (VAZ- 2170/ 2171/ 2172) - compact car Series production of the Priora ceased in 2018.
**Lada Priora sedan
**Lada Priora hatchback
**Lada Priora wagon
**Lada Priora coupé
* Lada Samara 2 (VAZ-2113/2114) - economy car
**Lada Samara hatchback 3-doors
**Lada Samara hatchback 5-doors
**Lada Samara sedan (VAZ-2115)
* Lada Riva (aka Lada Classic) (VAZ-2105/2104/2107) - medium-sized family car based on the original Fiat 124
**Lada Classic 2105 - base sedan
**Lada Classic 2104 - wagon version of the 2105
**Lada Classic 2107 - deluxe version identified by the large chromed grille

Oka

The Oka is a Russian city car designed by AvtoVAZ and sometimes branded as a Lada. This model was also produced in Russia by SeverstalAvto and SeAZ (the Serpuhov Car Factory), as well as in Azerbaijan by the Gyandzha Auto Plant. Series production of the Oka ceased in 2008.

File:Lada_(7907387898).jpg, VAZ-2101 Zhiguli (1970–1988)
File:1986_Lada_1200_Estate_%2817010707151%29.jpg, VAZ-2102 Zhiguli (1971–1985)
File:Lada_%287907461522%29.jpg, VAZ-2103 (1972–1984)
File:Lada_1600%2C_produced_in_1978%2C_at_the_I._International_Oldtimer_and_Youngtimer_Festival%2C_Budapest%2C_2011.jpg, VAZ-2106 (1976–2005)
File:OMMMA_2011_Impressionen_(6108822909).jpg, VAZ-2105 (1980–2010)
File:Lada_(7906720346).jpg, VAZ-2107 (1982-2012)
File:Lada_Riva.JPG, VAZ-2104 (1984-2012)
File:Lada_%287906566374%29_%282%29.jpg, VAZ-2108 Sputnik (1984–2003)
File:Lada_Samara_1500_1993_%2815799320486%29.jpg, VAZ-2109 (1987–2004)
File:Automobil_Oka_(2004).jpg, VAZ-1111 Oka (1987–1994)
File:Lada_Samara_21099_1500_Charlotte_1994_in_Chile.jpg, VAZ-21099 (1990–2004)
File:Lada_110_in_Geneva_2005.jpg, VAZ-2110/Lada 110 (1995–2007)
File:VAZ 21106 in yellow, front left.jpg, VAZ-21106 (1996–2008)
File:VAZ-2115.jpg, VAZ-2115 Samara 2 (1997–2012)
File:VAZ-2123_-_001.jpg, VAZ-2123 (1998–2002)
File:Lada_21112_%283%29.jpg, VAZ-2111 (1998–2009)
File:LADA 2120M.jpg, VAZ-2120 Nadezhda (1998–2007)
File:Lada_112_wiki.jpg, VAZ-2112 (1999–2008)
File:ВАЗ-2114.jpg, VAZ-2114 (2001–2013)
File:VAZ-21123.jpg, VAZ-21123/Lada 112 Coupe (2002–2009)
File:Lada_Kalina_in_Geneva_2005.jpg, VAZ-1118 Kalina (2004–2013)
File:LADA_Priora_Coupe.jpg, VAZ-21728 Priora Coupe (2010–2015)
File:LADA_Priora_2170_front.jpg, Lada Priora VAZ-2170 (since 2007)
File:VAZ-2171_LADA_Priora_estate_1.JPG, Priora VAZ-2171 (since 2009)
File:VAZ-2172_LADA_Priora_Hatch_1.JPG, Priora VAZ-2172 (since 2008)

Racing, experimental or future models

Image:C-cross.JPG, Suv Lada C-Kross
Image:Lada C Concept (foto2).JPG, Suv Lada C Concept
Image:Lada Siluet.jpg , Lada Silhouette
Image:Lada Kalina 4x4.JPG, Lada Kalina 4x4
File:Lada_Revolution.JPG, Lada Revolution
File:Lada Revolution III in VAZ museum.jpg, Lada Revolution III
Image:Лада Гольф 1004Т электро.jpg, Lada Golf
Image:Lada Rapan.JPG, Electric vehicle
Lada Rapan

Index designations

Each model has an internal index that reflects the level of modifications, based on the engine and other options installed. For example, the VAZ-21103 variant has the 1.5 L 16V engine, while the VAZ-21104 uses the latest 1.6 L 16V fuel injection engine. Since 2001, trim levels are also indicated by including a number after the main index: '-00' means base trim level, '-01' means standard trim and '-02' designates deluxe version; for example, VAZ-21121-02 means Lada 112 hatchback with a 1.6L SOHC engine and deluxe trim.

The car's name is formed from 'VAZ-''index'' ''model name''. The ''classic'' Fiat 124-derived models were known on the domestic market as Zhiguli (Жигули) until the late-1990s, when the name was dropped; thus, the 2104-2107 range, as well as 110-series, actually lack a model name. The restyled Sputnik range was renamed Samara, but the Niva and the Oka retained their names. By the 2000s (decade), the ''VAZ'' designation was dropped from market names in favour of ''Lada'' and simplified export naming conventions were adopted, so VAZ-2104 effectively became Lada 2104, VAZ-2110 became Lada 110, VAZ-2114 became Lada Samara hatchback or Lada 114 and so on, though model indices continue to be used in both technical and marketing materials.

The model names varied from market to market and as such should not be used except to indicate a certain export market. Instead, it is advisable to refer solely to the model number as these are the same for all markets.

Classic Zhiguli

Original

See also

* List of GAZ vehicles
* List of Moskvitch vehicles
* List of ZiL vehicles

References

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