VAZ Lada 110 I (2110 / 2111 / 2112) gallery (1995–2014)

The Lada 110 family (VAZ-2110 series) represented a significant technological evolution for AvtoVAZ during the 1990s, introducing modern aerodynamic packaging and advanced onboard electronics. The lineage began with the launch of the four-door sedan (VAZ-2110) in 1995, followed by the five-door estate wagon (VAZ-2111) in 1998, the five-door liftback-styled hatchback (VAZ-2112) in 1999, and a niche three-door hatchback marketed as the Coupe (VAZ-21123). The body was distinguished by aerodynamic smooth lines and galvanised body panels. The vehicle introduced 1.5-liter and 1.6-liter naturally aspirated inline-four petrol engines in both 8-valve and advanced 16-valve configurations, connected to a 5-speed manual gearbox. Optional equipment expanded to include power windows, trip computers, hydraulic power steering, and air conditioning. Specialized variants included the hot-hatch VAZ-21106 powered by a 2.0-liter Opel engine. While domestic assembly at the main plant concluded around 2008 in favor of the Priora, licensed assembly under the Bogdan brand continued until 2014.