Lada Granta Egypt Final Specs and Used Market Prices

Demand hasn't faded. Despite production ending in mid-2023, buyers in Egypt's used car market still actively seek the final version of the Lada Granta, a compact family sedan that enjoyed huge popularity before leaving local assembly lines.

Lada's reputation endures. The Granta remains one of Egypt's most widespread models, known for reliability and strong resale value. The last locally assembled batch — produced by Al Amal for cars — now commands prices between 450,000 and 550,000 EGP depending on condition after a thorough inspection.

Performance and Dimensions

Two engine choices define the Granta. The base unit is a 1.6-liter four-cylinder producing 90 horsepower and 140 Nm of torque at 3,800 rpm, paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. The higher-spec version pushes output to 98 hp and 145 Nm at 4,000 rpm, though it only gets a four-speed automatic transmission — a clear compromise by modern standards.

The numbers are modest. Overall length stands at 4.26 meters, with a wheelbase of 2.47 meters. Width reaches 1.70 meters and height is 1.50 meters. Safety equipment varies by trim. The base variant includes ABS, EBD, brake assist BAS, and a single driver airbag. Higher trims add a passenger airbag.

Features and Market Reality

Standard kit is basic but functional. Front electric windows, central locking, tinted rear glass, a USB-compatible audio system, 14-inch steel wheels, and adjustable headlight level. The top trim adds Bluetooth connectivity and air conditioning.

Does the Granta still make sense? In a market where new car prices keep climbing, yes. It offers low maintenance costs and abundant spare parts. The final model year remains the most sought-after, but every car needs a careful check. For buyers on a tight budget, the Granta is still a very rational choice.