1. Primorsky Krai – 2,315,900 rubles
Despite its relatively low level of wages in the region, the weighted average price of a new passenger car here is the highest in the country. The very low share of new cars market (4%) is due to the predominance of such expensive models as Toyota RAV4, Toyota Land Cruiser, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, Lexus NX and Lexus LX SUVs.
2. Khabarovsk Krai – 2,177,800 rubles
In the Khabarovsk Krai, like in other far eastern regions, included in the ranking, the automobile market has a completely different structure than in the whole country, and very low volume. However, when buying a zero mileage car, customers give preference to more expensive models and configurations.
3. Kamchatka Krai – 2,166,200 rubles
A similar situation with the new cars market can be seen in Kamchatka Krai. The rate of the weighted average price in the region is also well above the national level.
4. Sakhalin Oblast – 2,155,100 rubles
The weighted average price of cars in Sakhalin is very high. Prices of premium class automobiles are in a rather wide range: from 2.7 to 5.8 million rubles.
5. Magadan Oblast – 2,083,100 rubles
Despite its relatively high rate of the weighted average price, Magadan Oblast is a leader in terms of the share of corporate sales of new passenager cars.
6. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast – 1,897,200 rubles
The Jewish AO, which demonstrated significant results in terms of the weighted average car cost (9.9%), closes the top leaders in the far eastern regions.
7. Moscow – 1,822,900 rubles
The largest regional market - Moscow - occupies only the seventh line of the ranking.
8. Amur Oblast – 1,722,900 rubles
Amur Oblast was also included in the top-10 regions with the highest weighted average car cost. Here, the increase in the cost was 2.4%, and the market growth – 10.2%.
9. The Sakha (Yakutia) Republic – 1,628,800 rubles
Yakutia with a rather modest market also joined the list of regions with the highest cost of automobiles. Here, its increase amounted to 1.7%, while the market growth was 9,8%.
10. Kaliningrad Oblast – 1,615,700 rubles
Kaliningrad Oblast rounded out the top ten regions with the highest weighted average car price. Here, the increase in the cost was 1.1%, while the market grew by 16.1%.
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