Even more Chinese: a new BAW brand is entering the Russian car market
- February 7, 2023
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A new player may soon make its debut in the domestic car market. The BAW brand from the PRC and a major Russian dealer Rolf have reached a
A new player may soon make its debut in the domestic car market. The BAW brand from the PRC and a major Russian dealer Rolf have reached a preliminary agreement on the sale of passenger cars from an Asian manufacturer in St. Petersburg.
BAW stands for Beijing Automobile Works. The head office is located in Beijing. And last year the company withdrew from the state-owned group BAIC. The Chinese produce compact electric city cars S3 and S5, a pickup truck with a strange name Calories, an Ace minivan, an SUV BJ212 Sniper and commercial vehicles. In Russia, almost nothing is known about the brand, but the situation will soon change.
As Vedomosti writes, citing the city committee for external relations of St. Petersburg, Rolf and BAW have reached a preliminary agreement on the sale of Chinese cars in the northern capital. Deliveries are arranged within a few months. In addition, the issue of localization of production is considered, if there is a demand for cars.
The formal agreement enables dealer centers to perform warranty service and guarantee the supply of a wide range of spare parts.
BAW stands for Beijing Automobile Works. The head office is located in Beijing. And last year the company withdrew from the state-owned group BAIC. The Chinese produce compact electric city cars S3 and S5, a pickup truck with a strange name Calories, an Ace minivan, an SUV BJ212 Sniper and commercial vehicles. In Russia, almost nothing is known about the brand, but soon the situation will change.
As Vedomosti writes, citing the city committee for external relations of St. Petersburg, Rolf and BAW have reached a preliminary agreement on the sale of Chinese cars in the northern capital. Deliveries are arranged within a few months. In addition, the issue of localization of production is considered, if there is a demand for cars.
The formal agreement enables dealer centers to perform warranty service and guarantee the supply of a wide range of spare parts.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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