NAS proposed making car reports free for Russians

The National Automobile Union appealed to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin with a request to make car reports publicly accessible and free. According to Mash, data on Russian cars is currently sold by the American company Solera through the Audatex service, receiving it from Russian insurers. The NAS proposes publishing the information on the websites of the RSA and the MVD.

Sevara AzamovaFirst published on tafs uz 23 October 2026 at 19:301 min read

The key facts

The NAS sent Mikhail Mishustin a request to make car reports free
The data is currently sold by the American Solera through the Audatex service
The union proposes publishing the information on the websites of the RSA and the MVD

Appeal to the Prime Minister

The National Automobile Union (NAS) sent Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin a request to make car reports publicly accessible and free. This was reported by the Telegram channel Mash. In the union's view, such information is important for the future owner and should be open.

Who currently sells the data

According to Mash, data on Russian cars is currently sold by the American company Solera, headquartered in Texas, through the Audatex service, receiving the information from Russian insurers. The NAS considers this situation unfair.

The union's proposal

NAS Vice President Anton Shaparin proposed obliging insurers to publish the information on the websites of the Russian Union of Auto Insurers (RSA) and the MVD instead of transferring it to a foreign service. According to him, this would whiten the used car market, make purchases more transparent, and reduce the risk of buying a problematic vehicle.