Geely has officially halted shipments of three vehicle models to the Russian market. The list includes the Monjaro and Atlas crossovers, as well as the Preface sedan. Currently, dealerships are selling only the remaining stock of these vehicles that were imported prior to the decision.
According to Nikolai Ivanov, sales director at Rolf, the existing inventory of these models is expected to last until November. Representatives from the Avilon dealership group confirm a steady decline in available units, noting that the exact depletion date depends on current consumer demand and sales velocity.
Despite the cessation of new imports, official dealers continue to provide support for existing owners. Nikita Arkhipov from Rolf stated that vehicles sold through official channels will remain eligible for factory warranty repairs and will be included in any necessary recall campaigns.
The manufacturer has not disclosed the specific reasons for stopping the supply of these models. Industry observers suggest the decision might be linked to the launch of local production for the Volga K40, K50, and C50 vehicle lines within the country.
