Most Russians support the revival of Soviet car brands
- September 27, 2023
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Nearly three-quarters of Russians surveyed approve of the revival of Soviet-era domestic car brands. But there is a nuance: not everyone likes the fact that these models can
Nearly three-quarters of Russians surveyed approve of the revival of Soviet-era domestic car brands. But there is a nuance: not everyone likes the fact that these models can actually only be converted “Chinese”.
As TASS reports, citing the results of a survey conducted by the company Otkritie Auto, 73% of Russians surveyed consider the revival of Soviet-era car brands to be a good idea. 27% were against the return of legendary brands to the market. The most active supporters of the revival of famous names were Russians aged 18-25 and 56-65 years.
46% of respondents have a positive attitude towards the revived Moskvich. 22% noted the good value for money, 24% noted the modern design and another 44% did not like the Moskvich. More than half of those surveyed believe that Oka and Volga should return to the Russian market. 25% are confident that this is necessary to restore the domestic auto industry, but the remaining 32% agree to their “resuscitation” only on the condition that they are not Chinese cars.
But 43% of respondents do not agree with the revival of Soviet brands: 23% doubt their reputation, and 20% believe that new technologies should first be developed that will revive old brands. The study was conducted among 1,500 people aged 18 to 65.
As TASS reports, citing the results of a survey conducted by the company Otkritie Auto, 73% of Russians surveyed consider the revival of Soviet-era car brands to be a good idea. 27% were against the return of legendary brands to the market. The most active supporters of the revival of famous names were Russians aged 18-25 and 56-65 years.
46% of respondents have a positive attitude towards the revived Moskvich. 22% noted the good value for money, 24% noted the modern design and another 44% did not like the Moskvich. More than half of those surveyed believe that Oka and Volga should return to the Russian market. 25% are confident that this is necessary to restore the domestic auto industry, but the remaining 32% agree to their “resuscitation” only on the condition that they are not Chinese cars.
But 43% of respondents do not agree with the revival of Soviet brands: 23% doubt their reputation, and 20% believe that new technologies should first be developed that will revive old brands. The study was conducted among 1,500 people aged 18 to 65.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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