Rosatom showcased two new electric vehicle prototypes, the Voyt SUV and the Voyt LCV, at the 'For Those Who Drive' forum. These models are built on a proprietary composite platform developed in collaboration with the Moscow Polytechnic University.
The Voyt LCV is designed for urban logistics, featuring a cargo capacity of 600 kg and a volume of 3 cubic meters, with a total length under 4 meters. The Voyt SUV is equipped with a 150 kW motor, reaching speeds up to 190 km/h, and offers a range of 670 kilometers with an 84 kWh battery.
The platform utilizes a spine profile created through pultrusion, a process that forms durable, lightweight beams from composite materials. Rosatom reports that up to 60% of key components, including batteries and power electronics, are produced domestically.
The company plans to initiate mass production of the Voyt lineup before 2030. Specific details regarding the exact launch schedule and the pricing of these electric vehicles have not yet been disclosed.
