03.12.2025

In November 2025, sales of Kia, Chery and Haval exceeded 4 thousand vehicles.

According to ADM Global, the official distributor of the Kia, Chery, and Haval brands in Uzbekistan, combined sales in November 2025 amounted to 4,018 vehicles. Kia ended the period with 2,287 units, Chery with 947, and Haval with 784, demonstrating steady growth in the SUV segment.

Kia ended November with 2,287 vehicles sold

In November 2025, Kia sales in Uzbekistan reached 2,287 vehicles, confirming the continued interest in the brand's model lineup.

The compact Kia Sonet crossover once again proved to be a key driver: it sold 2,001 vehicles and accounted for 87.5% of total sales for the month. The remaining models also demonstrated stable dynamics.

The Sportage ended November with 93 units sold, the Seltos with 55, and the K5 with 48. Among the larger models, the Sorento sold 35 units, the Bongo commercial vehicle sold 26, and the Carens crossover found 22 owners, the Cerato with 28. 3. In the premium segment, the flagship K8 and K9 each finished the month with two vehicles each.

Thus, Kia's sales structure remains focused on the mass segment, where the Sonet continues to account for the bulk of volume, while other models show flat and predictable demand.

Chery in November: Steady Demand for Key Models

In November, the Chery brand sold 947 vehicles.

The Tiggo 7 Pro once again became the lineup leader - 364 crossovers, accounting for 38.4% of Chery's total sales.

The Arrizo 6 Pro sedan ended the month with 292 units (30.8%), maintaining stable demand in its segment. The compact Tiggo 2 Pro crossover closed the month with 192 units (20.3%). The premium Tiggo 8 Pro crossover was sold to 79 customers.

Introduced in October 2025, the brand's first hybrid vehicle, produced at the ADM Jizzakh plant, is The Arrizo 8 Hybrid was sold in a limited edition of 20 units.

Chery sales are distributed evenly across several models, ensuring the brand's steady sales momentum.

Haval posted one of its best sales results in November.

Haval sold 784 vehicles in November, a near-record figure for the brand and confirming the high customer interest in crossovers.

The technologically advanced and stylish Haval M6 retained its lead in November, accounting for 403 crossovers, or 42.6% of Haval's total sales. Sales of other models were as follows:

• Jolion - 230 crossovers (24.3%), consistently popular among dynamic sporty SUVs;
• H6 — 116 units (12.2%), a mid-size crossover with steady demand;
• The flagship H9 SUV — 15 units, in demand in the premium class;
• Dargo — 15 units, a crossover with a striking design and good off-road capability;
• GWM Wingle 7 pickup — 5 units, supporting the brand's presence in the commercial segment.

The sales distribution between models demonstrates the balanced lineup and the brand's ability to meet the diverse needs of buyers.