The new Russian presidential car is primarily developed by Porsche with the basic contribution of Bosch

The new Russian presidential car may look like a Rolls-Royce with a wheelbase and a modified facade, but it is essentially a Porsche development with a fundamental contribution from the German Bosch and some Russian companies.
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The development program of the car was called Cortege, which means procession: it is said that the Russian president has closely watched the development of the car and has directed several times the inspection of the car, and that the technical specifications of the car are so delicate that they only reveal the specifications of the engine and transmission, Exterior design.

The engine comes directly from Porsche's 4.6-liter V8 and produces 592 horsepower and 881 Nm. The transmission is developed by a Russian company and comes at 9 speeds. It is expected to weigh several tons of cars to contain high-security equipment such as cabin air supply, light bullets and explosives, and sophisticated communications. The interior will certainly be very luxurious.

Far from the low-cost car of $ 48 million, the Russian presidential car has cost $ 119 million and some of the car's technologies are likely to reach government vehicles in Russia. The car will enter 
official service from April 7th.
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