The Russo-Balt company has unveiled the interior of its F20 electric van, the first model from the revived brand. Founder Vyacheslav Vyatkin confirmed that the initial batch of at least ten vehicles will feature this specific design, which includes a digital instrument cluster and a large infotainment screen.
The cabin layout features a three-spoke steering wheel, climate control, a USB port, and a push-button start system. The company plans to iterate on the interior design following the production of the first ten units, drawing inspiration from the historical development practices of the original Russo-Balt brand.
Development of the F20, originally designated as the F200 before the name change in June 2026, began in 2024. The vehicle is notable for its stainless steel body, constructed from 3 mm thick sheets, which the manufacturer estimates could last for 100 years.
The standard F20 measures 5950 x 2000 x 2550 mm and offers a payload capacity of 1 ton. It is equipped with a 200 hp electric motor and a 115 kWh battery pack, providing a range of approximately 400 km. The starting price for the electric van is set at 6.5 ₽ million.
