Moskvich Evolution (1940-oggi) | Auto familiare sovietica

The Moskvich was a compact family car in the USSR, positioned between the economical ZAZ microcars and the luxury GAZ Volga/ZIL models. In the 1960s it evolved through models such as the KIM‑10, 400/401, 402/407/403, 408, 412, 2140, 2141 Aleko, Svyatogor, and 2142 "Prince Vladimir", before the later revival of the Moskvich 3/3e and 6. The brand, also known as AZLK and IZh, produced a range of vehicles including the Moskvich 400, 412, 2140, Aleko, Svyatogor, 2142, Ivan Kalita, 3, and 6, which eventually overlapped with VAZ/Lada models.