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GAZ 21 Volga

1956 – 1970

GAZ›21 Volga

The Volga, a prominent car in the Soviet Union, was introduced in 1956 to succeed the GAZ Pobeda. It quickly became a symbol of status and power, particularly among the Soviet elite, earning its place as a cultural icon of the time. Over the years, multiple iterations of the Volga were released, each reflecting technological advancements and design evolution. However, with the shift to a market economy, the Volga faced challenges in maintaining its relevance. The manufacturer, GAZ, struggled to update the aging design to meet the demands of the changing automotive landscape. Despite efforts to modernize the vehicle, the company found it increasingly difficult to compete effectively. In 2010, GAZ's CEO, Bo Andersson, made

3 generations of the GAZ 21 Volga

Version	Years	Engine	Gearbox	Drive	Body
GAZ 21 Volga First series	1956 to 1958	2.4L inline-four	Auto, Manual	RWD	SEDAN
GAZ 21 Volga Second series	1958 to 1962	2.4L inline-four	Manual	RWD	SEDAN
GAZ 21 Volga Third Series	1962 to 1970	2.4L inline-four	Manual	RWD	SEDAN