Nissan Juke left the Russian market on May 24.
Earlier, Volvo informed about intention to stop selling a few car models in Russia.
On the photo, taken off the Russian market Volvo XC70.
Another loss of Russian auto lovers - Volvo S80.
The Japanese Mitsubishi decided to stop ACX sales in Russia.
One more Japan car, that seceded the Russian market, is Mitsubishi Lancer.
Due to low sales the Russian market lacks the MDX by the Japanese brand Acura.
Acura TLX, which also exited the Russian market.
The French Peugeot withdrew crossover 4008 from the Russian market.
Suzuki SX4 Classic is one more model that was taken off.
The American Jeep, after the assessment of the low Compass sales, stopped its distribution in Russia.
As for Citroen, they decided to withdraw C3 Picasso and C5, which had not much luck on the Russian market. On the photo, Citroen C4 Picasso.
Citroen C5.
Volkswagen Phaeton also gave up the Russian customers.
Renault admirers will not find two models in car showrooms – Fluence and Megane.
On the photo, Renault Fluence.
Renault Megane.
Infiniti Q50 Hybrid is one more loss of the Russian market.
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