plant was evacuated to Kazan in 1941, leading to the establishment of the Kazan Aircraft Production Association. The Moscow site later became home to the Khrunichev Space Center. Concept car The brand "Руссо-Балт" was resurrected in 2006 by a group of German and Russian investors to propose a luxury concept car, the Russo-Baltique Impression, billed as a coupé with strong hints of European styling of the early 1930s. The car uses mechanical parts of Mercedes origin (Mercedes CL63 AMG), was first introduced at the 2006 Concours d'Elegance. The car was meant to be produced by the German company Gerg GmbH (or perhaps Russo-Baltique Engineering GmbH). Total production of 10 to 15 cars maximum was expected, with a production rate of 2 to 3 cars a year. The selling price would have been around 50,000,000 rubles or 870,000 US dollars, but the project never materialized. The current owner of the international trademark "Russo-Balt" is Russo-Balt, LLC (OOO), Moscow, Russia. List of products Russo-Balt produced trucks, buses and cars, often more or less copies of cars from the German Rex-Simplex or Belgian Fondu Trucks. Only two original vehicles have survived to the present day. One is a Russo-Balt fire engine built on a Type D truck chassis in 1912. This is on display at the Riga Motor Museum in Latvia. The other is a Russo-Balt K12/20 from 1911, which is shown at the Polytechnical Museum in Moscow, Russia. Aircraft S-5 (1911) S-7 (1912) S-9 (1913) S-10 (1913) S-11 (1913) S-12 (1913) S-16 (1915) S-20 (1916) Russky Vityaz (The Grand) (1913) Il'ya Muromets series (S-22 to S-27) starting in 1913 Alexander Nevsky (1916) Cars 24/30 (1909) Type C (1909) C24/30 (1909) C24/30 Faeton (≥ 1909) Landole C24/30 (1909) C24/40 (1913) C24/50 (1909/'10/'1/'2) C24/55 (1912) C24/58 (1909/'10/'1/'2/'3) Type K (1909) K12/20 (1909) Type E (1914) Impression (2006) Military vehicles Type C (1912) (based on normal model) Armoured versions of different models (1914) Trucks Type D (1912) Type M (1913) Type T (1913) See also Alexander Leutner & Co. Dux Factory References External links Official site of the Latvian manufacturer Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of Russia Bus manufacturers of Latvia Defunct aircraft manufacturers of Russia Truck manufacturers of Latvia Concept cars Manufacturing companies established in 1874 Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1923 Manufacturing companies based in Moscow Manufacturing companies based in Riga 1874 establishments in the Russian Empire 1923 disestablishments in Russia Companies nationalised by