"We've replaced all forklifts in production areas with automatic delivery robots" 😂

@mikekyto

9 ай бұрын

🤣

@milangacik994

9 ай бұрын

We had delivery robots in former "Eastern Block countries" already in 70-ies. Progress stopped after 1990 when West took over and F...ed up everything.

@Uchyiamada

9 ай бұрын

"in production areas". I guess that wasn't a production area.

@arti9464

9 ай бұрын

У нас это нормально )

@Beloff777

9 ай бұрын

That was funny as hell 😂😂😂

Four engineers get into a car... The car won't start The Mechanical engineer says: "It's a broken starter". The Electrical engineer says: "Dead battery". The Chemical engineer says: "Impurities in the gasoline". The IT engineer says: "Hey guys, I have an idea how about we all get out of the car and get back in". 13:57 😂😂😂😂

@whatsupbudbud

9 ай бұрын

I used to work in IT support, now software and.. it's true. 99% problems get solved by restarting the device. Just a couple days back I got into my girlfriend's car and her dashboard lights were off for some reason + high beams were only working while pressing them. We stopped at a railway intersection, asked her to turn it off/on and it worked again. :D

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Good one lol

@DanielMGarcia69

9 ай бұрын

@@whatsupbudbudthat is so true bro. Moving from an IT scholarship in one of the biggest companies out there to a Jr position and discovering that these jokes are so true was shocking

@LaGrandeBayou

9 ай бұрын

That would be funnier if IT and Comp Science graduates were actual "Engineers"😆

@ri-oj1ul

9 ай бұрын

Well of course it’s not working… you’re missing the software engineer…

This sanctions will definitely make Russia learn more about thier abilities

@MlLKMAN

9 ай бұрын

What abilities? That they can assemble Chinese instead of french cars? 😅

@SAarumDoK

9 ай бұрын

@@MlLKMAN They are gaining in independance in certain area, while some are a replaced by the Chinese from the Europeans. Its not hard to see it.

@mulkanmulkan5620

9 ай бұрын

​@@MlLKMANfools european.. your market simply replaced by chinese... 😂

@retroas2683

9 ай бұрын

​​@@MlLKMAN and you can't sustain even your own energy sector or provide yourself with food by yourself. Imagine if we suddenly dropped exporting uranium to colonial France

@Nao39

9 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The only Russian channel I'm listening to right now, because of the quality of the reporting.

@thetalesofelbek7042

9 ай бұрын

Yes quality but he is bias , not objective. I have met many Russians , couples , young , families , they are all fleeing the country and very pessimistic, economic situation very hard.

@Qvadratus.

9 ай бұрын

@@thetalesofelbek7042 these "many Russians" you met is 10% of the population of the country.

@i8Hardcore

9 ай бұрын

​@@thetalesofelbek7042This is logical, how could you meet non-running people who are optimistic? Only if you live in a resort, but many refugees live there too 🤷 For people with strong character, you would have to go here.

@Erich.Honecker

9 ай бұрын

​@@Qvadratus.1%

@user-pg8cu7lq7w

9 ай бұрын

@@thetalesofelbek7042 😂

Here in Brazil the Chinese brands weren't successful at first, JAC had a limited success and Cherry bombed (I always wanted to do that joke), but a Brazilian company buoyed halft the shares of Cherry and made the CAOA Cherry, which is somehow a success, Brazilians are very proud people, we like things taylored our way, hence the VW here is different from the German one, I guess the Chinese brands learned from us that national indentification is important to the brand, hence Moskovitz instead of JAC.

@alexandermieke8795

9 ай бұрын

my dear friend i am a german and i am not sure that the auto latina was always a good thing for brazil...and you are right the products was different to germany the same done VW in china...many other compagnies do it...for example mc conalds in germany offers only in germany a mc rip....because we love it and they earn money...only money influence the decission from global acting compagnies....not because the inhabitants are so proud...and what russia do now in ukraine is a genocid and i hope one day putin will be punished!

@Rrgr5

9 ай бұрын

@@alexandermieke8795 Autolatina is another animal, it was a joint venture between Ford Brazil and VW Brazil, it worked well untill Ford started to work on the second generation Gol with was the VW BR flagship, that wasn't acceptable, the Autolatina cars were 80's models renewed with share components, not newer models between the brands, that upset both VW Ger and Ford US, which prompted the VW Ger and Ford US to cut the R&D of both before they become a competitor by itself, after that both Ford Br and VW Br began to felt considerably, the only reason why they reach the 2010's was the competition wasn't as good, untill GM copied the Gol regardless and renewed, since at least 2012 the GM which was also failing is the number 1 seller here because of that project, the newer model is made in cooperation with GM Ch, now Ford os gone for good here and VW Br only resists because the government maintains it, if it was for VW Ger they would be long gone too, the day VW Ger take the VW Br R&D completely they will definately be gone, Usies and Geries aren't that different from each other, their arrogance is their downfall, Autolatina was a smart move, way before VW Ger become a bigger conglomerate, but the Germans and the Usians never accepted that the Latin Americans were faster than they were, similar thing happened to Renault and Nissan, now the Chinese will take everything, whou would've guess it?

@williamegler8771

9 ай бұрын

C-H-E-R-Y

@valentinaegorova4117

9 ай бұрын

​@@alexandermieke8795коллективный запад будет наказан за оккупацию и геноцид Украины. Особенно Германия

@barneyboyle6933

9 ай бұрын

You will lose your national identity forever if you keep electing globalist leftists and buying up anything that panders to the most superficial representation of your identity

The Toyotas assembled in the US are proudly talked about as “American made” so the Moskvich can claim to be proudly made in Russia.

@Ivan_Pupkin

12 күн бұрын

😅

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@South_0f_Heaven_

9 ай бұрын

At 14:00 come on now, the cute blond sitting next to you got you a little flustered. Happens to the best of us lol 😂

@typxxilps

9 ай бұрын

Might be time to get your new car if you really want. Why ? The rubel has been loosing its value in the past 12 months by 56% against the chinese juan which means the prices will increase 5% per month and it does not look better even chinese production is also decreasing. The only workaround which we observe here are russians visiting germany to buy cars for import, there are a lot and always buying 1 car only, same for the truck guys that have purchased all the old 4x4 trucks and all those of use for military supplies, but that market has been closed and there are now restrictions in place . Only car for russians with the permission to enter EU can buy one car up to 50.000€ of value. And lot of them appear to buy even though it is a mystery how they are able to pay considering no one accepts rubel or Dollar , just euro. So might be time to prepare a decision cause chinese cars will become a lot more expensive and the used car market here is also still strong due to order backlog from the pandemic. Skoda and VW ICE cars sell still very well.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

@@South_0f_Heaven_ 😅

@kokken2

3 ай бұрын

Why support you? - isn't it enough with the payment you get from the Russian propaganda ministry

I visited this Renault factory long ago when they started Renault 19 production. There were a few posts fixing bumpers to ready cars imported from Turkey....Hence, they did a good job launching this JAC production so quickly. Hope to see more models soon. And great video as usual, really enjoyed!

@ibrahimtouman2279

9 ай бұрын

localization is more important than the number of models.. I hope soon Moskvich-3 manufacturing is localized in Russia at 60% or more

@faux8311

9 ай бұрын

@@ibrahimtouman2279 sorry for bothering, but what do you mean by "localization"?

@ibrahimtouman2279

9 ай бұрын

@@faux8311 man, the term "localization" was mentioned couple of times in the video if you have noticed.. anyway, "localization" means to manufacture more and more Moskvich-3 components locally inside Russia, instead of just import those components from China!

@vig237

9 ай бұрын

​@@ibrahimtouman2279if you take a closer look at the automotive industry, you will understand that localization is impossible with only one company. Modern automotive manufacturers basically are just assembling from ready components, in order to increase localisation many businesses have to be established in Russia. We just recently launched a local ABS systems assembly clone of Chinese which is a clone of Bosch).

@aladin6392

2 ай бұрын

They do the same with china cars: fixing some parts like bumpers and mirrors, and they can say « made in russia!! »

We both live in Russia and know that buying an electric car here is a futile move. The only thing I encounter less than electric car chargers are foreigners. We have no infrastructure. Gas is €0.50/liter vs €2.00/liter in the EU. Plus, you know the true parking situation that most ordinary Russians face in the муравейники. I'm not a pessimistic person - but I don't ever see electric cars becoming common in Russia during my lifetime. Great piece tho! Really nice to see you cover the intriguing Moskvich.

@DaRush-The_Soviet_Gamer

8 ай бұрын

Electric Bicycles are way more compatible with Russian Apartment lifestyle, for everything else. Diesel and petrol cars if you want to go out of town.

@blackrifle6736

7 ай бұрын

*Screw the EU. Love that inexpensive petrol price!*

@xxxy9928

7 ай бұрын

screw US too @@blackrifle6736

@darenzy

6 ай бұрын

Agreed, in Europe, as you stated petrol/diesel are right around 2 euros, so it does make some sense going electric as you will notice savings after a couple or half a dozen years. In Russia it makes no sense since fuel is quarter of the price in EU, you would have to drive that electric vehicle for over a decade for it to pay off. Not to mention batteries probably would not like Russian winter.

@elksalmon84

3 ай бұрын

We? There are over 300 charging points for cars in Moscow, including almost 100 of 50 kW+ chargers of Energy of Moscow network alone. There are also many other networks, like Mosenergo, Yandex, Plankt E and so on. And hundreds of private charging points. In total in Moscow region there are almost 1000 charging points. Needless to say about electric buses. Moscow is by far most ahead of rest of any other city in the world outside China, with almost 1.5 thousand electric buses, which is double of London.

The first car I rode in Russia back in 2000 was my future father in law’s Moskvitch in a weird green colour. Not the greatest of cars but still worked in all weathers.

@spectrospirit

3 ай бұрын

This is the kind of car I wish to buy🤣I guess it was the sedan AZLK? I want the wagon, a restomod one like the IZH Kalashnikow CV-1 👌

@milangacik994

3 ай бұрын

It runs even with little oil. Moskvitsch made great engines.

@markthomasson5077

2 ай бұрын

My dad had one, came with a full kit of tools. The radiator had a Venetian blind behind for freezing weather

It would be interesting to see what are the Russian government's plans for the plant and if they plan on building a car from the ground up.

@x.original5423

9 ай бұрын

the Lada plant produces its own cars, but such enterprises as the former Renault should not stand idle, this can lead to global unemployment, since there are a lot of such plants

@indycoon

9 ай бұрын

Aurus is Russian.

@user-axms3fj5ya

9 ай бұрын

В НАМИ идут разработки над автомобилем с нуля....

@AureusApps

9 ай бұрын

It would be difficult without western microchips

@1R26

9 ай бұрын

@@AureusAppsyou mean western microchips that are made in China?

This shed light on why Russia did not collapse after the massive sanctions. Lesser countries like my own would be a complete chaos. They were heavily impacted but they found a way to survive. Either sink or swim. If they keep on going then they will overcome this current crisis.

@kubo2183

2 ай бұрын

7:15

My friend in St Petersburg purchased a Moskvich 3 a few months ago for $23k. He loves his car. He has gone on many long trips with it.

@xmz77

2 ай бұрын

Kocha bo nie ma wyboru :)

The Russian people did not decide to go to war. I hope for the success of this factory and the people employed there

@kawings

Ай бұрын

Russians disgusted with war. They were forced by Putin

@sforza209

Ай бұрын

They are all complicit. Allowing it to continue is just as bad as fighting in the war.

@antonina-fk7lq

Ай бұрын

It's probably unimaginable to people like you, but we, the Russians do support the SMO against the neonazi in the former soviet Ukraine​@@sforza209

@gocest74

Ай бұрын

As Americans does so many times so buzz off @@sforza209

@BlackPill-pu4vi

Ай бұрын

They know why they are at war and they support it. Good for them. Unfortunately, the Western media totally blocks Russia's side of the story and the proles have already made up their minds; based on wholesale misinformation.

Audi, Volkswagen and Skoda are coming back to Russia Volkswagen Group have announced their return to Russia under a new name: AGR Automotive Group. They made the announcement Wednesday on their Russian social media accounts, which have not seen a post since February 23, 2022. The company said that its dealers will continue to operate in the same mode as before, and also announced a lot of "interesting events", urging the audience to keep an eye out for further announcements.

@JD-jc8gp

9 ай бұрын

The Russian market is too big for these companies to leave.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Now, I can't help but think of Renault reading this, sitting there like, "Wait, we just sold our billion-dollar worth of investments for one ruble, and these guys are rolling back in? It seems the twists and turns in sanction saga are far from over :)

@skizzielol

9 ай бұрын

@@RealReporteryes they will definitely be devastated 😂love ur work man

9 ай бұрын

They cannot afford to leave the world's 5th biggest economy.

@spider6660

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, they have no choice but to suspend their operations on Russian market. But the influx of Chinese cars as they're trying to solidify their grip into Russia through discounts makes European brands struggle an uphill battle. Even if they try to reach the Russian car market, I wonder what would be the reaction of the EU.

This is JAC JS4 sold under localized brand. Moskvich 6 is A5 Plus. What's wrong about it? What about Dacia cars sold under Renault and Nissan brands on markets with no Dacia presence? There were Renault Sandero and Renault Duster, yet no questions. And there are tones and tones of examples, even Samsung cars.

As always, the reporting and journalism is top notch!

Великолепный репортаж. Великолепный. И Ваш английский тоже великолепный.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Спасибо большое! Рад, что вам понравилось видео 🫡

@siciliano...94800

2 ай бұрын

You speak french ?

Europeans, you never understood that the Americans simply buried your economy, taking advantage of the war😂😂😂

You know its going to be good day, when RealReorter posts a video! Amazing and educational content Привет из Латвии! 🇱🇻

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your support. Comments like this always motivate me to keep going! 🤝

1:11 that abandoned Mercedes on the side has seen better days

I think these electric cars could prove highly beneficial for your everyday short journeys, such as commuting to work or going to the grocery store, rather than being suitable for long trips. The upkeep costs are notably minimal, and you won't have to worry about car taxes or parking fees in larger cities, resulting in substantial savings. This is why the sales representative mentioned it as a potential second family car. In my residential complex, we already have a dedicated charging facility, and I've noticed a growing number of charging stations across the city, making charging increasingly convenient. However, I personally lean towards a more robust electric vehicle with faster charging capabilities.

@yaroboredd

9 ай бұрын

Chinese have some EV models working with battery replace stations

@TobotronPrime

9 ай бұрын

100% my bmw only has 140 mile range but it’s never been an issue; almost all my journeys in reality are less than this and with 90k miles on the clock it’s only ever had basic services to get that far. Still drives like it rolled out the show room! Very long trips I’ve started to consider the train now where it makes sense to otherwise yes a long journey needs a lot more planning than ICE but realistically that happens no more than twice a year.

@MrR5000

9 ай бұрын

I could never let go of my V6 diesel for an electric crap

@non9886

9 ай бұрын

yeah, they would be good for singles, students and retired people. but they are more expensive than combustion engines ones which beats that purpose unfortunately. at least in this case, i am pretty sure there are some cheaper minicars. but still this price policy makes no sense. it is just abusing limitations of production of such cars at this moment. with exception of countries where is gasoline quite expensive and or where they have some tax and other bonuses for electric cars owners (which is mainly result of producers and their investors lobbying)...

@mathewvanostin7118

9 ай бұрын

Lol wait till price of electricity become 100 times more expensive that it was 5 years ago Lot of people dont understand concept of supply and demand We dont make enough electricity in a cheap way to have the entire world go electric on everything Also if one day the power station/electricity is cut in a city-country for what ever reason. It gonna make a nightmare scenario A tornado. Earthquake. Emp. Wildfire. Violent storms. Could force an entire city or region to cut electricity for hours or days. Which will cause problem too Gas/oil help not be so dependant on electricity

Не останавливайтесь) Вы отличный документалист

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Спасибо большое!

Funny how you used Rocky Balboa as russia’s comeback 😂

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

😅🤝

Kostya, good video. Good to see you doing well. On the electric car front. I have had Tesla for last four years. I couldn’t be happier. PS: seeing the picture of good ol’ Ladinka brought happy memories back of when I was in Moscowa, back in 2000.

@ZeroDi

9 ай бұрын

Tesla is designed for tropical countries such as Germany and the USA. Where I live in Russia, winter lasts 8 months, and the temperature from December to January does not rise above minus 30 °C / 86F for 4 weeks. In the remaining winter months until April, the heat is minus 20°C/68F. And don't forget about the snow, which can fall knee-deep in a day, and so on for several days in a row.

@zloychechen5150

9 ай бұрын

@@ZeroDi There is a notoriously high number of teslas in Norway.

@myfeedback572

9 ай бұрын

@@ZeroDi you have point. In the US, it is an easier drive.

Nice video as always. I think China is ahead of any other western country in terms of EVs because of the government's focus on green technology. But European and Japanese cars are ahead of Chinese cars on ICE segment. But for a country as large as Russia, electric vehicles are not a good option just because of the lack of infrastructural development in charging stations(I don't know much about the charging infrastructure in Russia) which is completely different in China or even Europe.

@etiennebaree6176

9 ай бұрын

focus on green technology ?? thats why they did build 80 new electriciteit plants on coal in 1 year ....

@TobotronPrime

9 ай бұрын

@@etiennebaree6176China is way ahead on the “affordable” EV market because they invested in being a world leader. All the best stuff still comes out of Europe but it’s overpriced! Agree that if you live in an oil nation there isn’t ever going to be an incentive to stop driving ICE.

@RT-fb6ty

9 ай бұрын

Until an EV can recharge as quickly as filling a fuel tank, be reliable in Freezing conditions, and not burst into flames spontaneously they have a long way to go. In US the electric grid can hardly support it's self now without have the tremendous amount of extra capacity for EV. Also just like with smart meters and Digital currencies they can shut down anyone at anytime.

@alecfoster4413

9 ай бұрын

@@RT-fb6ty Yep! And that is why I will never buy an EV.

@faheemabbas3965

9 ай бұрын

@@alecfoster4413EVs are a globalist, consumer-oppressive scam.

The most Russian answer you'll ever get to hear at 2:49 - distract and spread rumors. 😂

@xeong5

3 ай бұрын

They learned well from Putin. Never answer and always deflect and distract.

Огромное спасибо за прекрасный репортаж, слушать вас - одно удовольствие:)

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Спасибо ☺️

Just go on Russia the world is changing

@math67000

3 ай бұрын

Ah yes invading countries go forward !

@antonina-fk7lq

Ай бұрын

​@@math67000😂 yup, freedom to Palestine!

infrastructure is king when it comes to EV. But convenience is important too. Once moving to one pedal driving there’s no coming back, or at least that’s what my wife said after having her tesla m3 for a month. The quiet power the relaxed feeling while driving, those are the EV advantages. Also, after one year of having it we realized what a hassle gas stations are. For one year ownership we have used public charging stations about 8 times and for a long voiage it turned out that stopping every 200 miles or so for 30min is actually an advantage. Another thing I realized is with one pedal driving breaks will last life time. All in all i am not buying another ICE and not because the environment.

@user-xl3eu7bl6h

7 ай бұрын

Помните одно, что АКБ нужно менять лет чере5-6. А это половина стоимости всей машины

@milangacik994

3 ай бұрын

I use to drive 800 km in 7 - 7.5 hours. No refuelling stop needed. That´s impossible with EV...

@bertanelson8062

2 ай бұрын

So far... the technology will continue to advance.@@milangacik994

The only thing that's Russian in this car is Russian letters. I bet even the label with those letters is not made in Russia ;)

After searching for so many KZreadr about report of Ukrain war, I am amazed to find your channel. I enjoy very much and learnt so many revealing facts in Russia. Thank you for your dedication and endeavor in making series of report about Russia.

the imperialist West should not be allowed to invest in Russia again, they are insidious

The e-car has no future in Russia! Gasoline is gasoline even at -60 degrees Celsius, the battery dies in Siberia.

Hi, me again, from Montreal, Canada. The EV hype here is real because after government subsidies, their price is the same as a gas car, and electricity here is cheap. Plus, charging stations are everywhere. I love my Tesla 3!

@bradouellette

9 ай бұрын

Canadian as well, have two electric vehicles. $4.50 to fully charge a 500km range EV Drive enough kms, cheaper to own just on gas savings

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Now, that makes much more sense! Thanks for sharing

@teltos6817

9 ай бұрын

In Russia, it is not a problem for electric cars. I love my Zeekr sport and Aito M5 )

@antidote234

12 күн бұрын

What's the point of this comment? looks like propaganda. Do you love also Canada? loll!

NEVER EVER buy a battery car (they're not really "electric" cars anyway - they're BATTERY cars). In addition to cold weather start/running issues, they've been known to spontaneously burst into flames (even aboard transport ships (causing REAL problems) are MUCH heavier than petrol vehicles and are not as "cheap' to charge up as claimed. And even more, insurance companies are now starting to realize all the downsides and have begun to increase premiums and don't even think about how much repairs and replacements will be. This isn't about the electric motors, or other tech in the vehicle, it's about BATTERIES. Bottom line is that battery technology just isn't mature enough yet. RUN don't walk away. Just think about it this way - if the West is pushing it, is it something you want to do? My research tells me the Lada's have come a long way and are very reasonably priced.

@nidz3876

9 ай бұрын

You are talking bullshit without any evidence. All car batteries are required to last at least 10 years or 300 000km and keep 80% of their capacity. If car is in a crash and fire is detected, the car battery needs to last 5 minutes without catching fire to past the certification test.

@michaeljones825

9 ай бұрын

Statistics in the UK show that EV cost 22% more to fix and 14% longer to fix, probably explains a little why premiums are higher

@swecreations

9 ай бұрын

My 2014 Renault Zoe has been the most reliable and cheap-to-own car I've ever had, so I have to disagree with you on that.

You'd be stupid to buy electric cars in Russia. In the cold winter you will get half of the range and gasoline is very cheap.

😂😂😂😂 Well done Putin!!! hiring a female sales-girl to sell the cars as many as possible

Loved watching this new video! China has done something similar in the UK buying an old car brand MG and now sells solely electric cars under this brand (which are very popular and well received!) I have a BMW i3 REX - charge it off of solar for free half the year and £2 overnight charge at home during the winter. It’s a game changer! I think those Chinese cars will sell well. It’s also nice to see a classic Russian brand resurrected.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you’re enjoying your electric ride! £60 per month for fuel does seem like a sweet deal :) Thanks for tuning in 🤝

@TobotronPrime

9 ай бұрын

@@RealReporter thanks Constantine but I explained it poorly - as it’s the summer it’s monthly cost at the moment is actually zero! The solar at home does all the work! In the winter yes £60 if I am driving a lot every day but realistically 1/4 if that. This replaced a diesel Land Rover that with huge fuel prices was costing me £150-200 per month! As a Russian in Russia you’re fortunate to not have to overpay for your fossil fuels unlike some of us 😅 Thank you for your reply!

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

@@TobotronPrime Ah, I see what you mean now! That's amazing how solar power takes care of everything in the summer - the joys of renewable energy, right? 😄 And the savings compared to the old diesel Land Rover must feel great. Thanks for sharing that perspective, and it's always a pleasure to chat with you!

@HoppingHedges

9 ай бұрын

Without the petrol engine in your BMW i3 REX, it won't go anywhere.

@georgesbv1

8 ай бұрын

@@TobotronPrime if you consider you replaced the Land Rover with a 4 meter city-car

As the dude says, I think Russia has learned and will learn to count on their own technology going forward. A great nation stays a great nation when they are learning from their mistakes. Thanks for the video, a fellow fan from Haiti.

I live in western New York state. During last year's blizzard people with EVs couldn't charge them efficiently because it was too cold. One guy tired for over eight hours and barely got any charge to the cars battery

@bertanelson8062

2 ай бұрын

Yes, however apparently Chinese EVs have overcome this . Made in USA just can't compete.

It appears that in the long run France has done Russia a great service. In America the Chrysler, and General Motors corporations have received multiple bailouts, and handouts, as well as buyouts and down sizing. Now being forced to produce largely unwanted, Impractical and unpopular electric vehicles the industry is struggling.

@barneyboyle6933

9 ай бұрын

All they're doing is helping Russia slowly make it self stronger through becoming more self reliant. They're like a group of bullies who pick on a kid by making him carry their books and stealing his bike so he has to walk to school. He gets stronger every die while they stagnate

@BurninVinyl

Ай бұрын

Nope, Chinese will never make you a competitor for their industries. You will figure out on the long run.

A very professionally produced film as always. My opinion on electric cars is that they're a scam and a joke. Over in the west they are already failing badly. They can't sell them because they are too expensive and resale values are terrible. They con you on distance they can actually travel before you have to recharge the car and if you are in the middle of nowhere, where do you charge? They are also not environmentally friendly like people think they are and the batteries can't be recycled and new batteries are like a cost of a new gas powered car. I could go on but you get the picture. But good for Russia over coming and adapting to foolish western sanctions.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to watch and for your kind words about the production. I can see you've got some strong opinions on electric cars, and I totally get where you're coming from. Actually, I didn't know they're hard to resell later. Is that right? And yes, the way Russia has maneuvered around the sanctions is certainly a thriller that's very interesting to watch (from inside haha)

@i8Hardcore

9 ай бұрын

​​@@RealReporterВозможно, было бы интересно сделать минутный ролик о санкционных войнах с Японией: они всегда так возмущаются ответным мерам....

@randomnobody8770

9 ай бұрын

@@RealReporter If you read these, I also noticed right away that the production quality of this video is very polished for an now independent reporter/producer. The sound, placement of the interviewee, narrative arc, cuts, graphics, and video effects would not look out of place in a big newsroom, but you kept enough youtuber aesthetic in some scenes. Love it. (And great, direct into "Meet the new..." *thwump* sound-effect - brought me right into the story). I watched your Q and A vid from a while back about how you maintain your English pronunciation/accent, so I thought you might want to know that I think you say "ummm" and "uhhh" quite a lot in unscripted spots. Its noticeable to me, but I can't speak for others. I don't know if you do this in Russian, or because you are focusing on perfect pronunciation, or what. But you're a pro so I thought you'd want to be aware. I'm a native English speaker, but had to learn two other languages. I must say that I've noticed that you're idiom skill is as top-notch as your accent skill! Keep up the good work!

@SurrealWorldNews

9 ай бұрын

​@@RealReporter Always a pleasure. OH you noticed :) Yes the new and second hand fully EV market has nose dived because people don't want all electric. The Tesla is only the second best seller (UK) because Elon is giving Businesses and international companies give away deals. The EV private sector is dying. But the western Globalists want 15 minute cities so they don't want you to go far. Oxford UK is already a 15 minute city. I would look into it...used to be a conspiracy like most things that are true now. Like Bill Gate, George Soros and the EU now wants to block out the Sun! Not sure if Russia will agree with this?

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

@@randomnobody8770 Thanks so much for your detailed and thoughtful feedback! The production polish you noticed is something I work hard to achieve, and it's great to know that the effort is paying off. About the "ummm" and "uhhh" - I appreciate your observation! Speaking in a foreign language can be quite the challenge, especially when you're searching for the right words on the spot. Those fillers probably come from there (plus the added challenge of keeping my eyes on the road this time, haha!). I'm curious, what other languages do you speak? It's always inspiring to connect with fellow language enthusiasts. Thanks again for tuning in, and for your kind words!

I like your narration, very good cadence and pleasant neutral accent. Glad I found this channel, the quality is great and I hope it grows a lot in the future.

@RealReporter

8 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Electric cars do not do well in extreme cold...such as in Russia.

I do hope the Russian auto industry can get the kickstart it needs to produce vehicles entirely on its own. Given the circumstances, it seems they're doing the best they can. As far as electric vehicles go, it seems the concerns surrounding them are pretty universal. In America, I would not own one much for the same reasons you expressed here. I don't believe the technology is proven or efficient enough to be a viable replacement for gasoline or diesel vehicles. Though, for some they may be practical to have as a secondary vehicle, I personally would have no need for one. Thank you for these insights! I hope to visit Russia next year and maybe live there some day. Привет из Теннесси, США. Спасибо вам!

@Alexxxxander

9 ай бұрын

I love the American auto industry. I used to own a Ford Explorer, a very reliable car, now I have a Chevrolet. Greetings from the owner of the Chevrolet Tahoe from Russia.

@-Egor-

9 ай бұрын

Come visit, we will be glad to see good friends of our country. Best regards from Russia.

Love this channel. Crisp, unbiased and great editing and content.

@TobotronPrime

9 ай бұрын

he produces content to BBC/DW standard with consumer equipment and a small team; it’s impressive!! I also appreciate stories from the Russian side that are unbiased - it’s a refreshing break from 99% of YT content!

@humanentity2214

9 ай бұрын

@@TobotronPrime true most of the West is fed anti Russian propaganda 24/7. They are also hard working humans with daily struggles and a very impressive culture and history in Russia. Thankfully through this channel and the "wild Siberian" we get glimpses into the Russian life because so many KZread channels with anything pro Russia were removed. Everyone wants peace and until there's a human to human connection we will always misunderstand each other.

Love your channel man! Keep up the excellent work you’re doing. Seeing this Russian ingenuity is great! 👍

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Current assembly on the factory is a parody. Russians instead of blaming the responsible person and protesting, sit silent and swallow.

The Rouble has lost 60% of its value relative to the Chinese Yuan, in the last 3 months, so these cars are probably going to get very expensive.

@valentinaegorova4117

9 ай бұрын

Был 12р за юань, стал 13 р за юань. Кто рассказывает сказки?

@johnrobdoyle

9 ай бұрын

​@@valentinaegorova4117 Last year it was 8.5 Rubles , today it is nearly 14, the Chinese would prefer to be paid in a currency that does not lose most of its value every few months.

@miked4122

9 ай бұрын

It looks to me more like 20% in the last three months. It's still a significant drop though which must have an economic impact.

Thanks for taking us on a very interesting ride. The Russian side Kamaz chose a weaker out of the top 10 Chinese automakers as partner to keep controlling interest while stronger Chinese brands like Chery would prefer much larger ownership in local manufacturing joint ventures. Now the Europeans and the Japanese have vacated quality Soviet-time autoplants for the Chinese to partner up with, better cars are being made or planned as we speak. Russia levies 50% import tax, shipping and registration cost another 20%, unfortunately the big price gap between two countries for the same car can't be arbitraged away. Love the red pioneer tie on the pretty sales lady. The translation for what the factory rep said after being asked if they were unhappy about the abandonment should read like "it is what it is. They've made their choice, we ought to draw our own conclusion". guess they are unhappy after all. Who could blame them. Thank tou for another great reporting!

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your insights and feedback on the video. You were spot on with your translation of what the factory representative said. I always try to keep the subtitles as concise as possible, so people can read comfortably without missing out on the meaning. It's great to hear that you caught the nuance! How do you know Russian that well? :) P.S. Thank you for being a long-time follower, and for always enriching the conversation with your thoughtful comments!

@Bl00mingHeather

9 ай бұрын

@@RealReporter He said it clearly and my untrained ear picked it up. Would love to have the Russian (Autogenerated) available under captions. Also, the buy me a coffee link under your pinned message is truncated and leads to 404 error. It happened before, pls go through them under old videos. Pls also make the http addresses in your description page clickable. Lastly, please add some # tags key words to increase searchability. Am rooting for you big time.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

@@Bl00mingHeather Thanks so much for pointing out the issues with the links and for all your constructive feedback! I'm definitely on it, and I've already fixed the Buy me a coffee link. Can you believe what a terrible KZreadr I am, not even setting up my donation links properly? Haha! 😅 As for the Russian captions, I actually add my own Russian translation to every single video, and you can check them out by turning on the CC button in KZread's player. No need to rely on the autogenerated version! Thanks again for being such an awesome and attentive viewer!

If you have a charging spot near your home or garage, city electricity price per kw would be much cheaper than gasoline. Charging stations around the city would cost 3-4 times more expensive than charging at home but still cheaper then gasoline. There are some useful apps mapping all the charging stations with their charging speed information etc. which you may find around you. Driving long distances such as Moscow-Peter can be tricky if there are no stations along the road or long waiting time to charge it ( even with gasoline it's a headache ). I really like the e-cars but we need to wait it to be a norm I guess.

@bertanelson8062

2 ай бұрын

Battery replacement is fast &will be available soon, I bet.

About the price difference: in Europe the difference between an electric and a gas car is not that much, because a gas will cost way more than in other countries. Cars have to meet the Euro 6 standards which requires complicated parts (selective catalytic reducter with exhaust fluid, particle filter, etc…) which literally adds thousands of € on each vehicle. I also suspect the durability of engine parts to be be longer on European cars (which costs more money, since those parts are operating in a tough environment, heat, mechanical constraints, etc… ) although this may be just wrong. Because of the difference becoming smaller, government helps are also getting lower in most European countries, while they were used to be generous the previous years. Excellent reportage… like each time!

@baldr12

9 ай бұрын

Electric cars are heavily subsidized in the EU

So, nothing is built in russia, just put together. And the price is absolutely ridiculous, I can get a Škoda, Seat and VW for the same price.

@DGTelevsionNetwork

2 ай бұрын

Hell, American cars made in China are still half the price of this, 40 grand for something that doesn't start, jumpy suspension and over 10 year out of date styling? I'd stick to an old Lada or drive a Volvo if I had any other choice out there.

This is a wake up call video… did you all notice how hard it is to restart the factory? Even in 2023 they are struggling to restart the robots because of programming. Very interesting stuff thanks for the awesome report.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thanks man! Always glad to hear your feedback

@i8Hardcore

9 ай бұрын

​@@RealReporterПочему ты не продал рекламу курсов здесь?)

@dostavki

9 ай бұрын

Yep - re-programming the robots is very hard without the help of good reverse engineers like bulgarians and hungarians 😉

@vig237

9 ай бұрын

​@@dostavkiRussians can do it, sanctions started not last year, they already learned. Robots are just not needed with the current production level.

@dostavki

9 ай бұрын

@@vig237 they can, but much slower than the times, when Bulgaria and Hungary were colonies of the Russian empire (called USSR back then) 😎

I did not amazed on the cars but Im amazed on you REAL REPORTER speaking so fluent on Russian. you must be living in Russia for a long time now

Very nice compariosn between EV and traditional one. Thanks for sharing.

Rocky 4 parallel is great...i love it😬 Keep up with great reporting from Russia.

Great video! Important is to keep factory going and safe workplaces. With time more and more localization will be done, that's a natural process. West has just shown to the world how unreliable it is and it's not anymore trustworthy. That's why the rest of the world is now watching China and Russia. China provides the industrial power and Russia provides the nuclear defense to all partners.

@yeetian2774

9 ай бұрын

The west provide false news and info in order to demonize China and Russia. The western politicians have failed their ppl so that they need scapegoats like Russia and China.

10/10 for the looks. Congratulations, Russia!

Ездил в каршеринге на москвиче и скажу что за 1.8-2 это вполне хорошая машина

Nice to see we aren’t the only ones being gouged on prices of electrics. They could be making and selling these for way less money. We’re just being gouged. And if anyone actually cared about the environment, they could make very affordable versions

@sagradamoly4234

3 ай бұрын

China makes lots of small, cheap electric cars. We just don't have access to them.

@jimf1964

3 ай бұрын

@@sagradamoly4234 Of course not. One of the main points to electric cars is given the huge price for batteries after max 10 yrs, the resale will be zero, and a huge amount of people will no longer be able to afford to drive. We'll mostly be on public transit, while the rich can still drive. WEF in action. I mean really, anyone with any sense can figure out there is no way we can charge all those cars. The whole grid would have to be rebuilt.

@ExternalInputs

2 ай бұрын

@@jimf1964 So the chances of battery prices coming down over 10 years is zero too? Do you care to predict the price of fuel in 10 years as well?

@jimf1964

2 ай бұрын

@@ExternalInputs They don’t want prices to come down, because they don’t want us, the common unwashed, to drive private vehicles. Most people haven’t figured out that even if we could afford an EV, we can’t afford to get one every 6-10 yrs, when we can’t even sell the old ones, because the dead batteries makes them worthless. Not to mention the fact that the power grid would never be able to support the drain placed on it if we could.

making a car is not big problem for russian, they just need time to reprogram the robotic automation system, so dkd phase only to make the worker not to lost their expertise and their job

@williamstrips3078

3 ай бұрын

They will not be making a car. They will still be assembling parts delivered from China. Making a car includes all designing, engineering and testing.

как тесен мир, заехал ко мне на работу в химки, а я и не заметил)

U can see a real Russia from here instead of western propaganda…so nice

Все видео с сильным привкусом таблоидного сенсациолизма и угара.

@user-ik3sl4uz2m

9 ай бұрын

И так с каждым роликом тут... Верно подмечено!

Wow really love your video's/ reports. As a car guy it's exciting to see 😊 Here in DK, we are going all in on ev, but there are so expensive but will be worsein a couple of year's when there gonna get hit with the Tax hammer like petrol cars.. petrol and diesel cars is also expensive and have a 150% tax on the buying price. No cheap cars here, and i pay 1000 usd a year in emission TAX for a 2018 Opel insignia 2.0 diesel, and it gets 18 km/l but our politicians HATE diesel.. So probably gonna get forced to get a EV next time😢 Also nice to get another perspective on things in Russia, then mainstream media here in Denmark 🇩🇰 Just today they made another piece in the news that now Western media now is allowed back in Russia but they're talking about many Russian journalist that's been arrested or fled Russia. Because of the new 2022 law putin made, so they say u cant say or be calling it a war in Ukraine, miscredit the military or make the country look bad or ask questions. So being a journalist is hard in Russia.. That just dont make sense when we see your Channel, because if it was true you would sadly be in prison. U have called it a war, showed us the sanctions consequence on the buying power and so on.... Just sad the west has that narrative. But could be interesting if you could make a video about free speech in Russia.

Local suppliers need time to retool their equipment to product parts for the new model. NATO was counting on pulling the rug quickly will destabilize Russia but they didn’t count on Russian people’s adaptability

It's better for the gasoline one.

that's not a Chinese car dude ! that's a Russian car, designed and built in russia ! watch out for those windows mate ! and tea, don't drink tea from strangers!

I think Toyota got it right, with their electric/gas powered hybrid car they introduced many years ago. Improving on that type of vehicle as the years go by, would have solved many problems such as air pollution and more distance travelled. 😀

@boggisthecat

9 ай бұрын

Japanese manufacturers make a lot of hybrid cars, and have done for a good few years now. There are a lot of hybrid vehicles here now, as New Zealand imports new and used vehicles from Japan (we also drive on the left). Mine is a Toyota hybrid. Pure electric cars are still expensive right now, but they’re definitely going to supplant ICE pretty quickly. Then people stuck with those will be complaining about how hard it is to find gas, and how new mechanic’s don’t understand how to maintain their car. Talk to the guys who run coal-fired locomotives.

@Ambussing

9 ай бұрын

Some manufacturers got it right and make profitable products, but some like Volkswagen are digging themselves their own grave shutting down gas powered vehicles to replace them with electric ones that nobody wants to buy. I think the right choice is to make cars that people want and not that journalists want. An attempt to please green activists will lead to the loss of jobs, which means people will live much worse, the green agenda is not worth playing with human lives

In russian auto industry everything has been copy of the western world. Pretty sure only thing russians have invented is vodka with pickle. Also i'd like to know about Moskvich 3 overall quality, is it like proper car or just collapse after 10 000km?

@yulusleonard985

9 ай бұрын

Thhe Chinese company that made them also made VW products and these cars are just imported knock down.

Great report. And yesz electrics arent worth it at those insane premiums, specially with that low mileage range.

I have a 10-year-old electric Renault Zoe that I love very dearly, amazing car even in the harsh nordic winters! Heat pump means loads of heat, so you never have to worry about the car starting and you never have to wait around for the car or cabin to heat up! Our newer Polestar 2 has been great for cross-country trips in Europe too!

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Interesting! I think I’m going to look this model up. Thanks for sharing and tuning in 🤝

@HoppingHedges

9 ай бұрын

You are a just a child who plays with lego guns and who lies a lot. I would stop the BS before it becomes a terrible habit.

I had my first EV experience a few days ago, very smooth, erily quiet, the moment you push the pedal, the car flies like a rocket without making a sound, to me, its a very different experience.

@danionescu988

5 ай бұрын

Electric is the future. I want one. But the price is still high.

@mkvector9539

2 ай бұрын

EVs still take forever to charge up and you frequently need to stop more often to charge which makes long trips take even longer, even in short city trips, for it to take 8 to 12 hours to fully charge just to get somewhere in a short distance is ridiculous.

@redemissarium

2 ай бұрын

@@danionescu988 EV have shortter life and also limit your freedom of mobility

@bertanelson8062

2 ай бұрын

Battery swapping, done in China takes three minutes.@@mkvector9539

No one in CCCP wanted to wear shoes that were made in CCCP. This chinese moskvich is not an exclusion.

The transition from petrol cars is a hybrid which is a step forward from petrol and solves the out of range electric car distance issue. Isn't it ironic that diesel railway locos are the original hybrid systems ?

@ExternalInputs

2 ай бұрын

Railway locomotives use diesel electric power to drive electric traction motors on the drive wheels. Using a gearbox like hybrid cars wouldn't work in a locomotive. The same diesel electric combination is used in submarines, stationary generators and the massive dump trucks used in mining.

Electric cars in extreme weather are not the best cars to have. Using AC (air conditioning) or the heater, will drastically reduce your range. I owned one in the Phoenix Arizona area. Temperatures were in 46 to 48.5 in the summer and would get down to 5.5 or lower in the winter. I'm sure using the heater to defrost the windows of the car in Moscow would give you 100 km on a full charge. I used the heated seats per the driver's manual instead of the heater in the winter and the AC intermittently on my ride home. Going to work in the morning I endured the 32.3 degrees.

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

I guess this is something a slick car salesman will never tell you. Thanks for sharing and for watching my video 🤝

@yudogcome5901

9 ай бұрын

EV users in winter in the cold regions of China will install a fuel heater by themselves. The fuel consumption is about 1L per day, but the performance of EV returns to 90% of that in summer. It sounds awkward, but it is still cost-effective.

@swecreations

9 ай бұрын

@@RealReporterThe fact that Norway, a very cold nordic country, has the most EV sales in the entire world, with over 80% of all new cars sold being EVs, should be very telling of the fact EVs work very well in the winter. I can personally attest to that as well, living in northern Sweden I have a 10-year-old Renault Zoe, which is the best winter car I have ever owned, it gets warm instantly with the built-in heat pump, so you never have to wait around for it to get warm.

$37,000 is expensive especially for an electric car. Here in the states I think they run $50,000. I refuse to buy one especially if there is ever a power outage. Gas operated cars are about it for me. The $22,000 price tag for a gas car is about the same as in the states. You would think you might be able to get it for a little less in Russia. Maybe they will have some rebates or something.

@yashpatel261

9 ай бұрын

Wow I never even thought how EVs would fare in a power outage. Yikes.

@brinjoness3386

9 ай бұрын

50,000 will get you a Tesla and leave you 10k in the bank.

@yeetian2774

9 ай бұрын

U can get a CRV size gas SUV for $22000 in the states? 😨I don’t believe it.

@swecreations

9 ай бұрын

@@yashpatel261You wouldn't be able to get any gas from the gas pumps in a power outage either though, gas stations don't work at all without power. And you can even use the electricity in these cars for backup power for an entire week or more if needed.

Why? For most drivers, it's all about the lower running costs. To charge my car form a hypothetical 0-100% charge is USD $12. $12 for 360 km of range. And that's driving aggressively at highway speeds. If I drive like a decent human being, I can stretch that to about 400km. Beyond that, the maintenance is tire rotations, cabin filters, and wiper blades - that's it. Regarding the 0-100% hypothethical range however, that's because you never go down to 0%, just like you never let your internal combustion car run entirely out of fuel. I plug in overnight on a daily bases and my electricity has gone up about USD$40, vs several hundred a month in gasoline. That's it. In practical experience, I drove 400km a short while ago in my EV to visit my family, and it cost me under $20 in electricity paying for public fast charging (at a higher rate than residential electric) - that's it. And in some jurisdictions outside of Russia, like the US, Canada, and Norway for example, there are tax incentives that can lower the effective price of an electric car to that of a comparable internal combustion car, if not lower.

This is not a car,my friend, but a meat can box with passengers on wheels.. Safest way to move is to use their donkey,which very soon,all will do

Хахах. Разбирать готовые авто и собирать заново, это прекрасно же. Сюр просто

For the EV how much money will you have to pay for a replacement battery?

@SkriLLex22525

2 ай бұрын

With your life laid down in Ukraine as a sunflower😂😂😂

*I am a big fan of your documentaries and reports. Keep it up bud* ❤ ❤

Fantastic show as usual love your video Man keep the good Job....

@RealReporter

8 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

The author is talking nonsense, Renault is going on the B0 platform, Vesta - on a more modern branded Lada B/C platform.

Love the content I never leave comments but really enjoy your videos it's a crazy world nice to c both sides of a conflict and what is being said and done keep it up

@RealReporter

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! Your comment does mean a lot cause it shows your support and the fact that there are nice people out there who enjoy and value my work. Much appreciated 🤝

Driving EVs since 7 years I would never consider to buy gasoline car again. It's not only the power and comfort but also that I can drive with free solar electricity from my own roof instead buying russian gas, waste the environment and transfer money to Putin.

Russia doesn’t need foreign cars their engineers are good enough to make cars appealing to the Russian people

Really enjoy your content/ reporting! Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹

to all Russian mangers who working in the car's office production, we wish to see Russian cars and trucks in our markets in the middle east countries as soon as possible please, because we love Russia and Russian people, including the great president Vladimir Putin, so we aske you to manage this our request please please

Volkswagen Group RUS apparently changed its name recently to AGR Automotive Group and will continue old activities under new name - selling VW/ Audi/Škoda cars and parts on a Russian market.

EDIT: Also the Russian Moskvich is ca. 35-40% more expensive than the Chinese JAC JS4 SUV. So, Moskvich has a history of not making their own cars, at least to a certain degree? The way I understand it is that some of the first models were designed after their western pioneering counterparts. However, they were still build in USSR by USSR. And now, all designs and DKD cars, as well as know how comes from the Chinese. Thus, the value add from the Russian factory is negative because disassembling and reassembling a car does not add any value but rather costs. Their plan to transition to SKD will result in using Chinese knowhow and almost all of the car parts, western machinery, and Russian software, manpower as well as steel to build Chinese cars with a Russian logo. This is more or less (excl. software) how the Chinese auto industry was in 90s. The whole operation looks more like a job creation measure with the hope of eventual knowledge transfer placing the Russian auto industry 30 years behind the Chinese and Western ones.

@vladimirnikolskiy

9 ай бұрын

This operation was indeed created to save jobs, but not with the expectation of a possible transfer of knowledge, since there is enough knowledge in the Russian Federation (look at the Russian Aurus Senat), but in anticipation of the development of its own platform, the construction of new plants for the production of aggregates. One of these plants for the production of ABS opened last month, and it has already been announced that they will be used in the new Moskvich and Lada Vesta instead of Bosch units.

Who's going to buy that garbage? 😂

@ctky478

2 ай бұрын

Indians

i dont support what russia do to ukraine but us also do many war crime such as in iraq and afganistan but no one sanction them. i guess in this world, people who have more thick wallet is the right one.

I like that you put a video section at 4:24 on Litvinenko. Great commemoration.

Glad to see Russian industries still going strong

@thetalesofelbek7042

9 ай бұрын

It’s not going strong. At all.

@eazyemco

9 ай бұрын

What made you come to that conclusion? 😅

@itsthenewlifeofsomeone1

9 ай бұрын

@@thetalesofelbek7042 The west wanted to completely shut down all production possible & starve Russia, as you can see they failed at completely ending Russia's manufacturing capabilities. Russia is going strong.

@itsthenewlifeofsomeone1

9 ай бұрын

@@eazyemco 👆

@ZapperRS

9 ай бұрын

Russian industry is still going for sure, but going strong? Maybe not that much

Снова и снова. Очень интересно смотреть именно этот канал за честность и качество. Спасибо!

Keep up the good reporting

Хороший репортаж, интересно было как у них там дела. Проходил стажировку в IT отделе на этом заводе и в их бывшем оффисе на павелецкой в 2021 году. Рад что они смогли не закрытся и продолжить работу. Хороший завод с хорошими условиями для работы, хотя от метро конечно далековато.

@Brit_Toolmaker

9 ай бұрын

It's like a Nazi Germany success story 👍

@user-rh7wt9wl7c

2 ай бұрын

Музей АЗЛК сохранился?