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06/06/2023
Announcement of the cost of the new UAZ "Pickup" version

UAZ "Pickup" has received a new version "Base Icar" with a Limited package, according to the company press release. The equipment composition is as close as possible to a similar UAZ Patriot version. The price for the new version is 1,780,000 rubles.

The UAZ Pickup Base Icar equipment includes door opening handles and a tailgate opening handle painted in body color, exterior rear-view mirrors painted in body color, fog lights, light alloy 16-inch wheel disks, Continental tires, an instrument cluster with an on-board computer, height-adjustable front seats of a new design with longitudinal adjustment and heating, and adjustment of the lumbar support for the driver's seat, rear seats with a new cut with an armrest and cup holders.

The model is equipped with uncontested 2.7-liter unit capacity of 150 HP and 235 Nm of torque, coupled with 5-speed mechanized gear box.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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