GM Ends Joint Venture For Russian Chevrolet Niva Production
It will continue to be sold under the Lada brand going forward.
Read More »It will continue to be sold under the Lada brand going forward.
Read More »Essentially canceling the small SUV with menacing looks.
Read More »Thanks to a new loan for the project and attractive incentives from the Russian government.
Read More »Earlier rumors suggested that the vehicle has been axed.
Read More »The facility produces the Chevrolet Niva SUV.
Read More »A stalwart of the Russian tundra, the former Lada Niva is getting a redesign.
Read More »GM's capacity at its plant in St. Petersburg will grow more than two-fold to 230,000 vehicles a year.
Read More »GM has created a new position to handle the dealings with its business partners from around the world.
Read More »How does Chevy end up with its name on a Russian-engineered vehicle? That's exactly what we're here to explore.
Read More »Alluring incentives for local production? Check. Joint venture with major Russian automaker? Check. The next logical step, then, is to take the relationship to the next rational level.
Read More »GM-AVTOVAZ, a joint venture between General Motors and Russian Auto Manufacturer AVTOVAZ, has announced the achievement of producing 350,000 Chevrolet...
Read More »GM just announced that effective immediately, Jeffrey Glover will become managing director of GM-AVTOVAZ CSJC (closed joint stock company). GM-AVTOVAZ...
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