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New NAZ Lifan 820 model presented in Baku

New NAZ Lifan 820 model presented in Baku
21.11.2016 10:01
Lifan 820 Premium car, produced at the Nakhchivan automobile plant (NAZ), was presented in Baku Nov. 20.

NAZ presents new Lifan models to the customers every year,” Polad Sadikhov, deputy director of the plant, told Trend.

"This is the newest premium car produced at the plant,” he added. "The car with a 2.4 liter engine, six-speed automatic transmission, 161 horsepower, maximal speed - 180 km / h, is provided with all safety and comfort systems."

He added that the first batch consists of 100 cars and it is intended for the domestic market.

"As far as the demand increases, more cars will be produced," Sadikhov said.

The Nakhchivan automobile plant launched its activity in January 2010.

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