History
AvtoVAZ was built with Fiat in the 1960s to make the 2101 and designed the Niva in-house for Soviet rural work; the Niva was exported widely in the 1980s, gained the 1.7 engine in 1993 and the five-door body in 1995, and outlived every contemporary. The GM–AvtoVAZ venture built the Chevrolet Niva from 2002 until AvtoVAZ took it back in 2019.
Ladas built by AvtoVAZ, Tolyatti
9 records in this registry. Each opens its full registry page.
Niva Cossack and Hussar (United Kingdom, 1995–97)1995–97 · Niva VAZ-2121 and 21213 (1977–) · Niva Cossack and Hussar (United Kingdom, 1995–97) · built
Niva in Antarctica and at altitude1990 · Niva VAZ-2121 and 21213 (1977–) · Niva in Antarctica and at altitude · built
VAZ-2122 Reka amphibious prototype (1976–85)1976–85 · Niva VAZ-2121 and 21213 (1977–) · VAZ-2122 Reka amphibious prototype (1976–85) · built
Niva VAZ-2121 and 21213 (1977–)1977 · Niva VAZ-2121 and 21213 (1977–) · Three-door · built
Niva VAZ-2131 five-door and 2329 pick-up (1995–)1995 · Niva VAZ-2131 five-door and 2329 pick-up (1995–) · Five-door wagon · built
Niva VAZ-2131 five-door and 2329 pick-up (1995–)1995 · Niva VAZ-2131 five-door and 2329 pick-up (1995–) · 2329 pick-up · built
Chevrolet Niva and Niva Travel (2002–)2002 · Chevrolet Niva and Niva Travel (2002–) · Five-door · builtSources & citations
- Lada Niva ↗ — Wikipedia (accessed 2026-09-22)
- VAZ-2121 ↗ — Wikipedia (accessed 2026-09-22)



