“Lada 7” most commonly refers to the Lada 2107, a classic Soviet/Russian compact sedan that is part of the Lada Riva/Classic family.
What Lada 2107 Is
The Lada 2107 is a rear‑wheel‑drive, four‑door sedan built by AvtoVAZ and sold under the Lada brand, positioned as the more “luxury” version of the basic Lada saloon. It is a facelifted evolution of the earlier Fiat‑124‑based Lada 2101/2103 models, with a more angular body and a distinctive chromed grille.
Years and Production
The 2107 was introduced in the early 1980s (announced in 1982) and remained in production for roughly three decades in various markets. Russian production was phased out in the 2010s as demand for the “Classic” models declined in favor of newer designs like the Lada Granta.
Technical Basics
Different versions of the 2107 used inline‑four petrol engines around 1.3–1.6 liters, with power outputs typically in the 70–80 hp range depending on market and generation. Later variants received fuel injection and catalytic converters to meet emissions rules, while earlier ones used carburetors.
Position in Lada Lineup
Within the “Classic” series, the 2105 was the basic sedan, 2104 the wagon, and 2107 the upscale sedan with better trim and equipment. In right‑hand‑drive export markets this family was often marketed under names like Lada Riva or Lada Nova.
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