On the official website of the President of Russia published information about the assets, income and expenses of the President, employees of the presidential administration and members of their families. The most popular brand among the assistants of Vladimir Putin was Mercedes-Benz.
Putin still owns three vehicles: a GAZ-M21, GAZ-M21-R and “Field” with trailer “SKIF”. The head of the presidential administration Sergei Ivanov vehicles not owned, but his wife has a Porsche Cayenne SUV. Secretary of the Russian security Council Nikolai Patrushev also has no car – his wife registered the Volkswagen Touran compact MPV.
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Tatiana Navka, the wife of Putin’s press-Secretary Dmitry Peskov, owns the most “powerful” fleet among the employees of the presidential administration and its closest relatives: Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG…
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Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov is the owner of Toyota Land Cruiser 200. His wife, figure skater Tatiana Navka is the owner of two “charged” Mercedes-Benz AMG – coupe CL63 and ML63 SUV. Also behind it are the Lexus RX350 and quads Yamaha.
Assistant to President Vladimir Kozhin was the owner of a compact electric vehicle Mitsubishi i-MiEV. Also registered to his Porsche Cayenne and his wife – BMW X6 and Lada Largus.
The former Deputy head of the presidential administration Vladislav Surkov, currently Deputy President, owns a minivan Mercedes-Benz Viano, Ford Galaxy and Mercedes-Benz S600. Behind the presidential adviser Sergei Glazyev are the Volvo XC90, Audi Q7 and Mercedes-Benz Viano and for the Commissioner for children’s rights Pavel Astakhov – two Audi A8.
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The Declaration reads not quite usual for Russian officials cars. So, Putin’s aide Vladimir Kozhin has a rare electric vehicles Mitsubishi i-MiEV…
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The Putin’s assistant Andrei Fursenko, former Minister of education, has no car, but his wife owns a Volvo S80 sedans and Rover 75.
Presidential Plenipotentiary envoy in the Urals Federal district Igor Kholmanskikh is owned by the VAZ-2106, and his wife owns a Toyota Highlander SUV.
In March 2016, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree banning government officials to use for official purposes vehicles with a capacity of over 200 horsepower. Officials prohibited from using office machines, the cost of which exceeds 2.5 million, or collected outside the Russian Federation. Personal vehicles these limitations do not apply.
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