CarPrice resumes operations after full debt settlement
CarPrice is working again: the service for selling used cars has paid out to all who previously purchased vehicles. As explained by Rostec, which received the company, work was stalled by the former foreign general director – he withdrew electronic signatures and powers of attorney.
Consensus
- CarPrice has resumed its operational activities.
- CarPrice has settled all payments to individuals and entities from whom it previously bought vehicles.
- The company was transferred to Rostekh in March 2026.
- A new general director has been appointed at CarPrice.
- Compensation for delayed payments will be calculated using the Central Bank's key rate and actual delay period.
Points of divergence
- The previous foreign general director stopped operations by revoking electronic signatures and powers of attorney. — tg_moscash
Coverage (2 sources)
- CarPrice is working again: the used car sales service has paid everyone who previously bought cars — Московский кэш
- CarPrice, transferred to Rostec, restored operational activity — Коммерсантъ