I Went on a Tour of the RUSSIAN MOSKVICH CAR Factory

[@TravellingwithRussell]

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[@TravellingwithRussell]

@roads_au Thanks, i have heard of eggshell blue before.

[@YuTv1408]

Those cars look economical and practical to get around

[@YuTv1408]

​@@TravellingwithRussellbaby blue is great. I like it too

[@howardbowen-RC-Pilot]

Yes I own two EVs and have done so for two years. What determines an EV ownership success is has the owner a assigned parking space with access to power.l Given the popularity of apartments in Moscow is that possible?. What is the situation with public chargers over there? Lots of factors. Still fair play for getting into the game.

[@rogerburn5132]

Brilliant information Big. Thanks. For. Your Hard work 👍👍👍👍

[@bearbullcruising6427]

Hey Russell, that was really cool and really interesting. Thanks for the car manufacturing tour.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks. I loved it as well.

[@blackhorseteck8381]

Great to see you doing these tours, I wouldn't mind having more of those.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

You and me both! I am working on some others.

[@abekane7038]

@@TravellingwithRussell Good stuff

[@georgevavoulis4758]

I love to see more variety in automobiles . So fed up with having very limited selection in automobiles in Canada. No more small wagons or cars . If you want anything like a station wagon you are forced to buy a gas guzzling SUV OR Minivan

[@Sophmag325]

Another great video Russell. Interesting as usual. Thank you sir 👏🏻👏🏻

[@RealMoscowProject]

Love all this factory videos! Thank you for an excursion! Cool video, cool cars, cool Dima ))))

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks!!!! I love going on them also. I have one more coming up soon of a Riba factory. :))) The 2 different guys that did the tour were very nice cool :)

[@YuTv1408]

These are great competition for Tesla & Elon. Russians seem to be way very open and friendly about their achievements to the world. Positive attitude always help any country over the long run.

[@TheRus13]

@@TravellingwithRussell Russell, that's interesting. In Australia, would you be able to get to the production, well, like an excursion? Is there industrial tourism in the country?

[@marjanmoskov4679]

@@YuTv1408 competition fo Tesla, are you kiding, ha ha ha, this is expencive China car not ruSSian achievement, ha ha ha

[@Stephanie-kt9vh]

​​@@YuTv1408oh my dear, as interesting as it is, it's not remotely in comparison to Tesla or the work of Elon! Many 'brands' have electric, that doesn't make them equal. Elon Musk is in a league all of his own. This isn't even close, very few are. Tesla has very few, if any, are true competitions/comparisons and this certainly is not one of them. That's like comparing a VW bug to a Pourshe or BMW, and even that isn't a true comparison!! Saying they are very similar.. not even close!! Bless your heart..LOL

[@josephjohnson9805]

Yay The Russian fun car is back.... and sales are way up since your chill winter video... A amazing technology... Bringing back the classic and well loved brand was a very good decision... Sales and production are still below what would be best... However I am impatient and I think the company just needs more time... Anyways It is good to have this brand back...

[@paulparoma]

This amazing technology is all Chinese. The factory is doing assembly at this point and not much more. When they develop their own, from the ground up like before, then it will be very interesting.

[@josephjohnson9805]

@@paulparoma I dream of a day when American scientist using Chinese technology work on finding a cure for cancer,,,,

[@paulparoma]

@@josephjohnson9805 Or it could just be Chinese scientists using Chinese technology. They are very smart and serious people.

[@dimka2006]

@@paulparomaThey are and with all the stolen technology, sky is the limit. 😂

[@laker6943]

Either you are kidding, or you’re 17 years old.

[@VaskoGG]

Very cool video Russell, thank you for showing us the factory! If I’m not wrong this is the ex-Renault factory in Moscow, is that right? Also it seems the cards are only assembled in the factory, I didn’t notice any actual painting or manufacturing of parts. Cheers from Bulgaria 🇧🇬

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Yes, this is the ex-Renault factory. For now, they're not doing any painting, everything is being retooled to allow it to restart soon. Thanks for commenting :))

[@ЮрийТолстопуз]

Yes

[@baltoon]

At first it was Moskvich, only Russian parts, assembly, etc. In the 90s, a model was produced for a short time in conjunction with Renault. But all parts were produced in this factory. Then the plant did not work, the equipment was sold to China, Iran, Korea, Slovakia... Now they assemble cars on a Chinese platform. The degree of localization of production depends on the volume of sales. If the car gains popularity, all units will be produced in Russia. Now (as I heard) no more than 30% of the parts are made, the rest is imported as car kits for assembly from China.

[@alexivanov417]

This car is not popular with the people primarily because of the inflated price. Almost the entire circulation diverges to budgetary organizations, police, Rosgvardia, taxi and car sharing.

[@seeknord]

This are china cars, JAC Sehol E40X and some other models. The price is twice as high as in China.

[@rjman123au1]

Hi Russell, great video once again, the car looks very modern. May be in Russia they don't know here in OZ we are a right hand drive country but you didn't seem to have any problems with left hand drive. Very nice of them to let you drive the car in the restricted space inside the factory, the guy escorting you must've been very nervous but you did very well. Cheers from OZ mate.

[@Nicole_Aus]

Fantastic video Russell!! What a great opportunity to see inside the factory 🚗🚗🚗🚗

[@kondratykrokodildo]

This car is a Chinese crossover Sehol X4 (JAC JS4), transported to Russia from China disassembled and then assembled using the SKD method. From Moskvich there is only a name and a nameplate ))))

[@jamesfinney8207]

China have bought many national car brands and produced this same EV chassis. Clever and an example of global capitalism for you!

[@robb_stepanovich]

​@@straightshooter4177да он и в России то особо не продается

[@Gordon__Freeman]

​@@robb_stepanovichесли бы он продавался по той же цене, что и в Китае, то спрос на него был бы огромный

[@robb_stepanovich]

@@Gordon__Freeman бесспорно.

[@xmyxymx]

All iPhones are made and assembled in China, the only thing from Apple in there are their logos lol. But you don’t have a problem with that. do you. It’s only when Russian products are made in China is the problem. When all other brands in the world make their products in China or rebrand Chinese products under name - that’s fine, that’s globalisation and modern way of doin business 😂😂

[@gabrielboateng4524]

i would like to see RUSSIAN MOSKVICH cars in Africa or maybe an Assembly plant in some African countries. Their cars are cool

[@laprofezoila1896]

Your country need the permisión of USA Government.

[@Equality-and-Liberty]

@@half-breed You sound like you are not happy for Russia's end basically you want to score points. As long as the car comes from an honest friend of Russia, i see no problem. I am happy for Russia that they can do this.

[@genem895]

​@@lornewazny7152China market cars only have everything in Chinese.

[@TheDirkdams]

It's a car from the Chinese firm Jac

[@genem895]

​@@half-breedThose cars are not really China version. Software and some other components were designed by Moscvich Company

[@binimszueriidschuel]

Love the insight to the factory!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. I am going to be putting it on the channel soon, i am having trouble adding subtitles to the video for some reason? Glad you liked the video!!!!!

[@adrianstevens656]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing, Russell. Loved this video.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

You're welcome, thanks.

[@Stephanie-kt9vh]

Russell, first, you have the kindest voice and your laugh is a joy to hear. Every time you laugh I find myself smiling! I was showing my hubby part of the video and noticed, he also would smile when you laughed. He wants to watch it when I am finished! Not something he wants to do often. Your kind heart shines in your voice and laughter, something that is so needed all over the world!! Just a pleasure! Such a nice thing to hear and not a sound we hear much in today's world! It's like hanging out with a good friend, having a cup of coffee and a great conversation. You're so personable and just a pleasure to watch and listen and learn from. Nothing is better than spending time talking to a friend, that is what all your videos are like. This video is fascinating. VERY well done, Interesting and informative. It's amazing how far technology has come. It shocked me how fast they roll off the line, I think you said every 8 minutes. Wow!! I'm also going to have my 11 year old Son watch this, he will love it. You always do such great, fun and educational videos and this one was icing on the cake. It says a lot for My Hubby to want to watch it when I am done😊 I think the most interesting for ME was installing the engine. I would have thought it would have been installed from the top, and to see it mounted, the floorboards attached, everything already in place just lifted up and attached was amazing to see. Super educational!! Very interesting ! Thank you, my friend, for taking us along with you!! This was great! Job well done!!

[@hahaver]

Moskvich 3 model is a Chinese JAC Sehol X4 . They are produced using large-unit assembly - where cars are built at a manufacturing plant in China, before being exported and finalised in Russia

[@pat-2024]

Yeah, but don’t tell it louder please 😂…Russel, Russians and Africans shall believe, that all is ©️Made in Russia!!! I find it ridiculous how China was and still is stealing lots of patents, and then producing a similar product with much lower quality…and now Russia says, it’s their own car…

[@silveriorebelo2920]

yes, it's a Chinese model - no, they are manufactured in Russia

[@pat-2024]

@@silveriorebelo2920 The final assembly is made in Russia, it’s a lie if you say, it’s manufactured, it’s only ended! This happens in the old Renault factory, and the number of sold cars is BAD, till february they sold only 40 cars, because the same car JAC costs the half price and chinese cars don’t have a good reliable fame! The new electrical version will be sold more often, but it’s still made with the chinese technic and many imported pieces…because Russia isn’t able for that high technology and not will be in the next years!!

[@monsterkillsports3499]

Finalised in Russia 🇷🇺 with a proper bottle of vodka in the trunk 🎉😂

[@sitting_nut]

obviously wrong.

[@sluge1]

And finally you got 100k. My congratulations!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks! 😃It's really amazing.

[@craig7350]

50k bots

[@sluge1]

@@craig7350 I think only you

[@craig7350]

@@sluge1 I'm not Russian

[@ДмитрийАлександров-щ1я]

@@craig7350 тем хуже для тебя 😁 нерусский бот 😁

[@manuelarce5784]

Nice cars indeed. Instructive and interesting video, as usual. Thank you for taking us along!

[@robertjames6640]

When working on a construction project in Africa, the only local vehicles we could by to supplement our allocation of Land Rovers were Soviet era Lada Nivas. Utilitarian, cheaply built and literally a Fiat 127 body on a GAZ type platform, these vehicles performed superbly. They cost little, spare parts were cheap and a multitude of general parts from other brands could be used on them. The African terrain was tough on any vehicle but the Lada coped with it all. Another contractor was amazed when my Lada pulled his Toyota 4Runner out of a deep mud bath on a dirt road where a Land Rover failed.

[@OOpSjm]

The Niva was a pretty capable off-road vehicle. The chassis had to be military-capable.

[@AnnaGeo]

Спасибо огромное, Рассел. Ты снимаешь очень интересный контент. Очень рада, что завод сохранен, что люди ходят на работу, получают зарплату и могут и дальше жить, работать и растить детей.

[@AnnaGeo]

@@АнтонМаковский-о9о пшлнах

[@DimonZ-z8s]

@@АнтонМаковский-о9о Укробот, а когда на Руине достроят Подольский мост ?

[@ВикторРуссков-ч4о]

Конечно могут, пока повестка им не придёт🤨

[@vvk7268]

​@@ВикторРуссков-ч4оона приходит хотя бы, а не как в усраине хватают на улице

[@rusername]

@@ВикторРуссков-ч4оречь идет не про Украину

[@Rattler808]

getting north korea vibes lol. like theyre putting on a show or something.... was fun to watch though, thanks for sharing.

[@johnfritze1108]

Fantastic video! Very very interesting ... as a car guy, and someone who has worked in a few different manufacturing environments, this was very cool! Thank you!

[@holycow131]

I've worked in half a dozen car plants in Ontario and found this fascinating. This plant is ancient. I didn't see one robot in the plant. Reminds me of how things were 30 years ago when I started Looks like their running at low capacity. Hardly any cars on the carriers and hardly anyone on the line.

[@ryszardsokolow9208]

🤪

[@justjake5389]

that's exactly what i asked myself. why didn't the russians ever invested in the car industry? they always had enough know how and engineers, considering what they managed in aerospace or the weapons industry, it would have been no problem for them to build up at least a solid car industry. due to the sanctions, they will probably build up a solid car industry for their purposes in the next 10 years with a little help from the chinese, maybe they will even go one step further and only build electric cars, because they have more than enough natural resources. 🤷‍♂

[@pincermovement72]

Looks like he only did trim and final

[@dantebg100]

Hi from Russia 😁 This car is not russian. It's 100% Chinese. The model is JAC motors They are made in China and then partially disassembled and send to Russia. We are just putting on the wheels 🤣🤣

[@dorogomiloff]

All the robots are there, but they cannot be used because the software was French. It's being rewritten from scratch rn.

[@digest7532]

Russel thank you for very interesting trip. Please go more on different Moscow factories.

[@seeknord]

The largest plants and factories in Moscow have almost all been liquidated. Their territories are built up with residential and office buildings.

[@FastFoxNews]

In my childhood, our family had a "Moskvich 412" of the 80s of the last century. Made in the USSR. Now I have two new Mercedes C200, and a Mercedes GLC300 4 MATIK. Peace and kindness to all😎 from West Siberia 👍

[@jamesfinney8207]

In the UK, China has made the same EV as the Moskvich .. the brand is called MG for the UK market. They are the same chassis just different poly/steel body. Moskvich is much cheaper for UK citizens as the exchange rate is so favourable for GBP to RUB. Maybe Russia is a good option for UK residents to buy a new car!

[@Gordon__Freeman]

Боюсь, санкции не позволят

[@jamesfinney8207]

@Gordon__Freeman that's sad that there are also sanctions on Russia selling to a UK resident. @TravellingwithRussell do you have problems with buying a car in Russia, being an Australian?

[@Matt_from_Florida]

Right after the CCCP broke up there were some ex-commie cars that came to the UK, but I don't remember the brand names.

[@americafirst2159]

@@Matt_from_Florida Lol still commie cars

[@dornierdo2172]

​@@Matt_from_FloridaLada?

[@jmjm5914]

This was a great video, thank you very much.

[@GregoryBamber]

I sorted at the Ford plant at Eagle Farm in Brisbane in the early 80s building Fairlanes and LTDs. It was not as automated as this though.

[@AnVRD]

Thank you Russell!!! Cool👍👍👍

[@davemandaro2138]

Very Cool seeing the factory tour, very impressed with the attention to quality! Russia is back and has a bright future!

[@jackelliot547]

. . . . . EXCELLENT - - -This most be one of your best ones yet .. . Looking forward to your next one already . . . . . All the best from SCOTLAND .

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Wow, thank you. Glad you found it interesting.

[@bjarniagustjonsson3352]

Hello 👍 and thank for very interesting view of cars 😎and thanks too moskvich factory!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Without them this video wouldn't have been possible. :))

[@evaskjerd]

Thank you for the video🤗🙏❤️🇷🇺

[@bjarniagustjonsson3352]

I love these different videos cars houses very cool thanks again 😎👏👏👏

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Glad you enjoyed this video. :))) Thanks!!

[@JohnnieMartynov]

Nice video, very interesting. 🤩 Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@leosideofthegame]

I worked for Willow Run Transmission in Michigan it was a 5 million square foot building orginally built by the Ford Motor Company to manufacture aircraft, especially the B-24 Liberator heavy bomber during world war two in 1940. This is a very interesting to watch cheers

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. I am sure like me you were looking around the factory staring at the machines and how it all works. I wasn't sure how this video was going to come out, seeing as i was staring up at the production line more than i was filming.

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

The US joined WW2 in 1942.

[@jonathangems]

I drove an electric Honda in 1990 in California. A beautiful car and a very comfortable and silent drive. I remember driving with a friend through the desert from LA to Las Vegas, feeling very futuristic. It had great air-con. Sadly, these cars weren't available for sale, only for lease and when California repealed its emissions laws, all the electric cars were repossessed.

[@DennisMerwood-xk8wp]

This is not factual, jonathon. Honda never made an EV in 1990. California State NEVER repealed emission laws nor repossessed any cars! However, Chevy had an EV in 1990. They recalled all of them themselves.

[@Cmdrbzrd]

There was the Honda EV plus but that was 1997, not 1990 Also Chevrolet didnt have any EVs in 1990

[@genes.3285]

Very impressive. I like the design of the car. It's very stylish. The factory is very modern. In January 1978 I went on a tour of the Ford assembly plant in Dagenham, England. I don't know if it's still there. I don't own an electric car. I have a very vanilla car, a 2013 Chevy Cruze. I was concerned when I saw you in the car about the car's suspension. However, I gather it survived.

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

No, Ford moved their European headquarters to Cologne, Germany.

[@gunterm2009]

Really cool video. I love cars and interesting and pretty cool seeing how this Russian Car is made etc

[@mattsbeamer]

Great video Russell. I look forward to seeing what the next model will be like. I know it’s called the Moskvich 6 which is based on the JAC Sehol A5 is like. :)

[@abekane7038]

Great vid mate, thanks to the Moskvich factory too

[@TravellingwithRussell]

No problem 👍

[@ragnarone5409]

Moskvich 3 model is a Chinese JAC Sehol X4

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Yes, well spotted.

[@joegrga524]

Thanks for show as new Roosia car, looks like all other car, is good disign size, nice inside outside and must be more quality then west models, this Moskvich is made for to be long time, congratulation Roosia and Engineers,, Joca Dobric,,

[@русскийголос-х3м]

The Moskvich car is not built in Russia but in China because the new Moskvitch 3 is actually a JAC JS4. This compact SUV is sent to the Russian factory in kit form as a semi-knocked down set (SKD) and assembled in Moscow. The workers only have to replace the Chinese logo with that of Moskvich.

[@sweetytobleron656]

Yes, its chinese cars but they are assembled in Moscow.

[@genem895]

Teslas in United States also made in China, like any other car. Even Mercedes parts have merz logo and " made in China "

[@dzonikg]

Yes is same like Zastava car plant here in my town in Serbia..while in 80s they build Yugos and Yugo Florida..everything was build here..every peace off car was actually build here and assembled. When it became Italian FIAT in "capitalist times" its mostly just assembly from parts that come by train

[@русскийголос-х3м]

@@genem895 FAKE ! Tesla is 4 factories in the United States for the American market. 1 plant in Berlin for the European market and 1 plant in Shanghai for the Asian market.

[@русскийголос-х3м]

@@dzonikg Thank you for your very interesting testimony!

[@Donarosa78]

Congratz on 100k Russel.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thank you. I am so proud of the channel and what we have achieved together :))))

[@Donarosa78]

@@TravellingwithRussell You should be because your channel is litterly a GEM. Beautifull places, informative and best of all You Russel.

[@craig7350]

50k bots

[@lisawagner6076]

Very cool Russel!! Thank you for sharing this!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

My pleasure! It was a pretty cool day. Well apart from the rain heading home.

[@mysticpizza02]

Very nice cars!

[@catapfract]

This car looks awesome

[@smpeljas]

Oh yes Professor Russell, totally amazing to watch the engine slowly being lifted to the inside of the car through the bottom! Equally amazing is this wonderful factory so willing to share its assembly process! Wow, 4 Quality Control persons walking while checking with their “flashlight!” Amazing that an area is set aside to prep the “jigs” holding parts for the next “vehicle” to be assembled. Question please: How many days/hours on this particular run time for this particular vehicle and how many are assembled at the time of completion?. Next question please, if you know How many different “Makes/models” in a 12-24 month period. Fabulous to watch the skill of the Humans on the “Assembly Line”, Thank you for this Industrial video!

[@nikolay0428]

Just don’t watch his videos 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Layingflat]

Very interesting, its good they let you in and showed you around, thank you Russell and thank you Moskvich for letting Russell show us around 🚘

[@lovingjk]

Thank you. I enjoy this video❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@12345678927164]

Incredible innovation and strong future designs. I will need to buy one!

[@leonidf11965]

Hello Russell Where are the people? Look like the conveyor line is almost empty

[@CarolReidCA]

Very kewl video, Russell! Thosr cars look nice! Much like a Toyota, it seems. I'm sad my government is hell-bent on being warmongers. Quite a few people quietly leaving here. We should all be working together, making awesome things for everyone. 😔 Anyhow, great video! Neat to see how cars are made! Very interesting! Thanks!

[@chandraalapati6557]

fantastic video, learn few things around how car assembly work!

[@Albrecht_von_Preussen]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Very interesting Russel! Great Video with a very very rare look 👀 into the Moskvich 24:09 Factory!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

It really was cool. I am glad i managed to get enough footage to make the video. I was too busy staring at everything inside the building.

[@olho5628]

Is the Moskvich-logo they put on the bonnet also made in China?

[@akhtarnadeem621]

Awesome !

[@kapk]

Very cool, Russell

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. Glad you found it interesting. !!!

[@kapk]

It was!

[@louisgorkytarqui807]

Great! Surprise of the openess in the factory. Thanks

[@westernwanderer8397]

I've been in love with the Lada Niva for years. I have tried to find one here in the US, but they are harder to find than teeth on a chicken. I have come to the conclusion that if I want one, I'm going to have to move to Russia! Those Moskovich is a pretty good looking car. I don't think you can find a new car for sale in the US for a bit more than 20 grand anymore. I remember when the Yugo was sold in the states. In high school, there was an apartment complex where one was parked, and I think it still ran and was used. But I haven't seen one of those for years. Very interesting video Russell. I have always found car manufacturing fascinating. With the exception of golf carts, I have not driven an electric car. I honestly do not have faith in electric cars just yet. Give me a diesel or gasoline car any day. Russell, may I suggest in the future you can do a video of jobs a foreigner or expat can get in Russia. I always wondered if I would be able to work at an airport. Maybe my native English would be of use.

[@robb_stepanovich]

Я тоже очень люблю Лады Ниву 😊 у меня их было 6 штук разных. А вы знали о существовании Шевроле нива с кодом 2123, которая продается только в страны СНГ?

[@westernwanderer8397]

@@robb_stepanovich I did not know Chevrolet made a Niva. I do know the model number 2123, but from Lada. I saw a 1981 Niva 1600 for sale here in the US, the price was $12,000. It was in very good condition, but $12,000?

[@robb_stepanovich]

@@westernwanderer8397 новая нива в России сейчас стоит $11500. Дешевле, чем у вас старая 😅 Воспользуйся Гуглом и узнай о модели 2123, удивишься. Трансмиссия, двигатель и ходовая часть на 95% идентичны классической ниве 21214, но кузов полностью иной, более комфортный

[@702Wolfi]

MOSKVICH. The name alone make me want to buy one.

[@СергейЛевченков-в1й]

Video is very interesting! Thanks a lot.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Glad you liked it! Cheers!!

[@YuTv1408]

That cafeteria is bigger than a Semiconductor company in Silicon Valley.

[@larrytoppin7137]

Thanks Russell. That was an incredible and fascinating tour of a car factory in Russia.

[@agcala9619]

Yes this is cool. The machinery is amazing. A restaurant in the plant. How nice. Eva

[@AnaFernandez-jp5uh]

Why weren't you able to film from the basic car frame? Cars made in China and shipped to Moscow to complete assembly with engine, tires and fluids.

[@BGtravels]

Nice. Great Russian car plant. Nice Russian car. Workers are not overwhelmed with work and look laid back. Nice cafeteria with great selection of Russian food. Thank you, Russell! Well done.

[@pincermovement72]

Believe me it always look laid back when your on the track it’s relentless and they keep adding jobs till you break

[@BGtravels]

@@pincermovement72 wow. Who did you work for?

[@mathias61]

There is nothing Russian in those cars :-)

[@comment6864]

@@mathias61 KamAZ engine and suspension?

[@mohammadkarimzai8057]

I had this model in 1967. It was the strongest car 🚘🚖.

[@ornellatherese521]

Wow, I wish one day you visit Aurus Senat too.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

That would be amazing. If someone knows someone who might contact me or give me their details.

[@kawalyatony-od7lh]

Bering in Kampala Uganda

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Hello :))

[@katrinaDS]

That would be really cool to go to that plant and also drive that car. Nice!! 💞💞

[@zlatkokovach7862]

Thank you, Russell. Another great video. Keep them coming. P.S. I suggested in an earlier comment that you may want to revisit 1-2 supermarkets and provide an update on availability and prices (bread, milk, butter, vegetables, meets, beer, wine, etc.) - the basic stuff.

[@arkaim756]

В какой валюте вам написать цены ? Я здесь живу. 😎🇷🇺

[@zlatkokovach7862]

@@arkaim756 В долларах. Где вы живете?

[@arkaim756]

@@zlatkokovach7862 московская область

[@faizal6948]

Some interesting models 😍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

They are!

[@MrBerna29]

Great to see you doing these tours and are very educational. MOSKVICH cars are produced with 90% of european components.

[@lyndenrose2157]

Never drove EV before. Looking forward to it ❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

until this video, i was the same.

[@janglangmalatang7475]

Ahh Russell, I know about this. Absolutely great 👌 Very smart.. Now you can buy one 👍 Beautiful 🌹 Russia building their own Cars 🌟💫wow

[@alexanderschramm3021]

Great! A modern clean factory reborn from the chaos of the 90s. Great explanation of the car assembly process. Thanks Russell.

[@barryscott6222]

Looks VERY similar to my Kia Seltos. And that is a very nice car.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

My parent actually have a kia seltos also.

[@kloukva]

Wow! Russel made it to the car factory which I was passing by in a metro train back and forth all my childhood :)

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Wow. Yes, close to Tekstilschiki Metro Station.

[@ВадимКоролев-м5и]

Friends, Russell already has more than 100,000 subscribers, if everyone chips in for $ 1, then Russell will have a new car. 😁

[@Peorhum]

Wow, a lot of surplus production capability in that plant. They could easily increase production by 5x.

[@Gordon__Freeman]

Вот только за такую большую цену автомобиля спрос на него маленький, учитывая что и люди не имеют больших денег для покупки автомобиля

[@OOpSjm]

Well, they have only started with 1 model. In the video, he pointed out the retooling effort by employees to add another model.

[@yelowpunk]

It's a rebadged Chinese JAC JS4, should be Бейжингич (Beijingich).

[@MoeMoe__]

Wow, very cool to see a car being made.

[@OrdinaryEgor]

Chinese "JAC" brand, with a different emblem.

[@goodfella5302]

@@OrdinaryEgorIt’s Moskvic 3 in Russia!The same process as Japanese cars being assembled in US or Europe

[@OrdinaryEgor]

@@goodfella5302 In this car, the only detail of Russian production is only an emblem.

[@MoeMoe__]

@@OrdinaryEgor the point is seeing a car made in an assembly line, the point Isn't in the model of the car but seeing a car go from factory to showroom

[@goodfella5302]

@@OrdinaryEgor It’s good looking car!I wish I could buy one

[@mihajlolakicevic2631]

Great tour. I drove an old Mosquich long long time ago and this is an amassing transformation. Just a quick explanation on the name. So Mосквич = Мosquich, but there is no "O" pronancuation between Mosq and uich, but just Mosquich. 😎 Also, I think the price comparison is missing. Anyway, the price of 3,500,000 Rublei = 34,463.93 Eur. Cheers

[@6643bear]

Hi great video, the car looks petty good well up to date . Regards mark

[@rhyenan]

They "produce" the same car here in italy with different brand (DR if i m not wrong.. from Di Risio, the name of the owner) and i think in every country in europe... Chinese model rebranded.. basically they put 4 5 stickers with the name of the new brand and that's it

[@FancyMeetingYou]

You had shown us the back seat and any trunk Thank you Russell from Wisconsin 🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤🧀❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

I will try and see if i can get on more tours like this.

[@fatmantv1]

Really like the video!!

[@userVK28778]

Interesting. Thanks for the video!👍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

No problem 👍

[@kipsalviv5742]

Gosh...Thanks Russell, I did not realise these great cars were still being made. 1970s UK saw much of this manufacturer, .along with Rigonda TV,s ect(have one that still works,way ahead of its time!)

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks. They were only recently revived after Re**^ult decided to leave the country and the factory was left idle.

[@recikkrecik1886]

It is chinese JAC JS4, which is being send to russia and assembled there.

[@alsharifbinedi9560]

The Car 🚘🚗 made in Russia 🇷🇺👍😇

[@TravellingwithRussell]

It is, well assembled in Russia.

[@alsharifbinedi9560]

@@TravellingwithRussell ohh... 😯 i see...🧐

[@SMajid2138]

Loved the video ❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thank you!!

[@АллаФлорова]

It's really cool tough great hard & finally interesting I ' m gonna to see it more time Agein & agein Thanks A lot Russell

[@trooper64428]

This system was created to keep some employees of the old Renault plant which is now the moskovich plant. They are just Chinese imports that get some measure of rebuild and re-badging, but the Renault welding robots don't work because the Russians don't have the French software, but the Moskovich engineers are working to program Russian software.

[@comment6864]

engine and suspension are KamAZ - Russian made?

[@eleveneleven572]

Vast improvement on the Moskvich my father nearly bought in the 70's in England. I threw a teenage fit to dissuade him 😂😂😂 Very cheap but rust buckets....from new. So were Italian cars....built with Russian steel as part of a Fiat: Russia trade deal.

[@dalalai5552]

😂😂😂

[@pcguy13x]

i wonder how long it takes from the very first point of the assembly line until the car rolls out at the end. would be interesting to know that. great video, thanks.

[@andrejins]

Actually not made there, but only reassembled. Sorry, but this video is really bad example, just because you did not talk about original JAC at all

[@alex-0]

Tells a lot about how "objective" this channel is and what purpose does it serve...

[@anasevi9456]

it's amazing how butt blasted the thralls get with such sorts of videos. Anyone whose seen a real time Detroit to Busan automotive production line could have told those things to get their expectations off a timelapse.

[@paulparoma]

The assembly line doesn't look all that busy. Nothing like the Toyota or MB plants I've seen before. Production volume must be pretty moderate.

[@GinoFoto]

What car model is this, I mean originally in China?

[@TravellingwithRussell]

I am not sure of the model numbers, i think others have mentioned it comments below.

[@jerrylee4485]

@@TravellingwithRussell 🤣 you know exactly what kind of car and what kind of "production" it is