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Agreement has been reached between Intourist - the Soviet travel organization - and Hertz International, Ltd., to provide Hertz auto rental service in Russia.
Read More →In addition to inefficient use, there are concerns of the government related to the ongoing expansion of automotive fleets of both federal and municipal offices, through the ongoing purchasing of cars.
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Read More →The Russian government plans to make the development of unmanned cars one of its priorities in the field of transportation within the next several years, according to recent statements of an official spokesman of the Russian Prime Minister and other senior state officials.
Read More →The automaker loses its authorization to sell new vehicles in the U.S., starting with the 2027 model year. Polestar owners will retain access to the brand's service network.
Read More →Russia is advancing self-driving research and demonstrations. Moscow-based Cognitive Technologies has developed plug-and-play autonomous vehicle technology designed system specifically for Russian driving conditions.
Read More →As Russia takes steps toward annexing the Crimean region of the Ukraine, automakers hoping to increase sales of vehicles to Russia say the volatile situation could hamper their efforts.
Read More →The electric vehicle market in Russia is gaining a larger foothold due to a multitude of factors. One main driving factor is the fact that the Russian government itself is pushing the development of electric vehicles.
Read More →Russia encompasses a large land mass spanning nine time zones and four climate zones. The ratio of vehicles per person is relatively low (230 per 1,000 people), with a comparatively aged fleet on the road (about 13 years).
Read More →The number of active fleet management systems utilized in Eastern Europe, Russia, and other member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) is expected to grow 13.5% over the next four years.
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