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Lada Niva arrives on the German market renewed and with a new Euro 6D compliant engine

The Lada Niva Travel will not reach any country in the European Union being officially marketed, at least in its current generation. The Russian crossover that has just arrived in Germany was through a parallel import.

The renewed Lada model debuted a few months ago with a change of name and many aesthetic modifications. The basis for its development was the previous Chevrolet Niva that General Motors marketed and which is now part of the Niva saga on Lada.

All Lada Niva Travel that arrive on the German market have the 1.7i engine with 80 hp, conveniently adapted to the Euro 6D standard. They feature a 5-speed manual transmission, all-wheel drive and reduced.

Performance isn't particularly good, but it doesn't matter in a car that's designed to be used off-road either. As stated by the brand, it reaches 140 km/h of maximum speed and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 19 seconds, while the average consumption is 9.8 km/l, with emissions of 216 g/km of CO2.

The finishing levels that are sold are called Classic, Comfort and Luxe, leaving the two more complete with the possibility of adding the off-road exterior package, which stands out for its more adventurous and robust aesthetics, in addition to a little more equipment. complete.

Depending on the version, the new Lada Niva Travel can equip front seats with heating, air conditioning, electric windows in all doors, multimedia system with navigator, Bluetooth, USB, on-board computer, thermal windshield, alloy wheels, rear camera, daytime running lights, front airbags, parking sensor, etc.

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