ZAZ Sens History
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History
The ZAZ Sens was introduced from 2002 as a cost-reduced, locally-content-heavy variant of the Lanos, substituting the Korean Daewoo engine with ZAZ's own 1.3-litre MeMZ-307 unit producing around 63 hp. It was positioned below the full Lanos as Ukraine's most affordable new car and was aimed squarely at budget-conscious private buyers.
Production of the entry-level Sens ran until roughly 2011 (sources vary — some place its end nearer 2008, while other references treat the Sens badge as continuing on the domestically-built Lanos T150 as late as 2017), by which point that T150 had absorbed much of the same cost and content positioning, rendering the separate Sens branding largely redundant.
Body styles
- Sedan
- Hatchback
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