The Venucia V-Online crossover from Nissan and Dongfeng comes to Russia: configurations and prices

In our market, the SUV is offered in four versions, but there is only one engine, and only front-wheel drive.

< p>The Ixen Motors Rus company is bringing a new product to the Russian Federation – the Venucia V-Online crossover. Let us remind you that the Russian company is also an importer of the Forthing brand, which is owned by the Dongfeng concern. Well, the Venucia brand is a joint project of Dongfeng and Nissan, which left our market. It was announced that V-Online can already be ordered at 29 dealerships in 26 cities, the first batch of SUVs will arrive in Russia at the end of November.

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The crossover debuted in China in 2021; it is built on the VSA (Venucia Smart Architecture) platform, developed for Venucia using technologies from the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance. The length of the V-Online is 4562 mm, width – 1917 mm, height – 1625 mm, wheelbase – 2700 mm. That is, in size it is comparable to our current Geely Atlas Pro. Venucia V-Online's passport ground clearance is 180 mm. The trunk volume is 650 liters.

Exterior features — a large radiator grille, on the sides of which there are diode strips of running lights lined up in columns; narrow headlights and rear lights designed in the form of a single die. In the five-seater cabin there is a display (virtual instrument panel and touchscreen of the multimedia system), under the central vents there is a row of physical buttons.

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In the homeland of Venucia, the cross recently acquired a rechargeable hybrid version, but “traditional” SUVs with a 1.5 petrol turbo-four with a power of 190 hp will be brought to us. (260 Nm), which is paired with a seven-speed robotic gearbox with two clutches. Front-wheel drive only. The SUV will reach the first “hundred” in 8.8 seconds, the maximum speed is 200 km/h.

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In Russia, Venucia V-Online is available in four trim levels. According to the importer's press service, in the basic Standard for 3,180,000 rublesThere are LED optics, 18-inch wheels, the aforementioned display, a panoramic roof, front and side airbags, six-way power adjustment of the driver's seat, and cruise control. The Elite version for 3,390,000 rubles includes all-round cameras and a tire pressure monitoring system. V-Online Luxury Pro also includes 19-inch wheels, roof rails and an electric tailgate with a “memory” function; such a crossover costs 3,460,000 rubles. Finally, the arsenal of the top version of Flagship Pro includes atmospheric interior lighting in 64 colors, climate control, parking assistant, curtain airbags, lane marking monitoring and blind spot monitoring systems. The price of the most sophisticated Venucia V-Online is 3,530,000 rubles. It is stated that the crossover has a warranty of 3 years or 100,000 km (whichever comes first).

Meanwhile, in September, the importer announced another new product for Russia — the Forthing M7 minivan. Since then, new information about the model has been received. However, there is still time: MPV sales were promised to begin before the end of autumn.