05.06.2025

Sales statistics of Kia, Chery and Haval brands in May 2025

Sales statistics of Kia, Chery and Haval brands in May 2025

May 2025 demonstrated stable demand for cars among Uzbek consumers. A total of 3,386 cars of three popular brands were sold: Kia took the lead with 1,856 units sold, Chery took second place with 841 cars sold, and Haval took third place with 689 units sold.

Kia

The Kia brand confidently retains one of the leading positions in the market. The main share of sales in May was provided by the Sonet crossover - 1,219 cars, which accounted for 65.7% of the total volume. The second place was taken by the K5 business-class sedan with 169 units, an increase was recorded for this model compared to April. Next in line were the Sportage (147 units) and Sorento (121 units) crossovers, as well as the Bongo commercial vehicle, whose sales amounted to 58 units.

The greatest concentration of demand was traditionally observed in the city of Tashkent - it accounted for 32.1 percent of all Kia sales in the republic. Next in line were Samarkand (8.9 percent) and Tashkent regions (8.7 percent). Growth compared to April was noted in Bukhara (7.8 percent) and Navoi (5.9 percent) regions.

As for the buyer's portrait, Kia cars are mainly purchased by men - 64.3 percent, and women - 35.7 percent. The most active age groups were consumers aged 40 to 49 (30 percent) and 30 to 39 (29 percent). Next in line were those aged 50-59 (20 percent), 18-29 and 60-69 (10 percent each), while the share of buyers over 70 was 1 percent.

Chery

Chery continues to maintain its position in the segment of affordable sedans and crossovers. The most popular model in May was the Arrizo 6 Pro sedan, which showed a result of 279 units, which accounted for 33.2 percent of the brand's total sales. The second place was taken by the Tiggo 7 Pro crossover (253 units), followed by the Tiggo 2 Pro (188 units), and the top five was completed by the Tiggo 8 Pro with 121 cars.

In terms of territory, the brand showed a stable position in Tashkent, where 28.2 percent of cars were sold, although this is the lowest figure among the top three. However, a reliable growth in demand was noted in the Samarkand (12.4 percent), Bukhara (11.7 percent) and Navoi (10.2 percent) regions. Consumers from the Kashkadarya region also remain active (9.1 percent).

Chery is mainly popular among men, whose sales accounted for 69 percent. Women among buyers account for 31 percent. The age structure of buyers is dominated by the 30-39 age group (31.1 percent) and 40-49 age group (31 percent), followed by the 50-59 age group (18.6 percent), 18-29 age group (11.1 percent) and 60-69 age group (8.1 percent). The share of buyers over 70 years old is almost non-existent - only 0.1 percent.

Haval

Haval is showing solid growth due to the popularity of the M6 model, which formed the basis of sales - 441 units, or 64 percent of the brand's total sales. The second place in popularity was taken by the Jolion crossover with 178 cars. Sales of the Dargo (26 units), H9 (19 units) and H6 (18 units) models were lower, but still significant.

The most active sales market was again Tashkent, which provided 31.9 percent of Haval sales. Bukhara region showed results of 12.3 percent, Kashkadarya region - 11 percent, Samarkand region - 9.9 percent, Navoi region - 8.4 percent, confirming the growing interest in the brand outside the capital.

The majority of Haval buyers were men (70.2 percent). Women accounted for 29.8 percent. The age structure was distributed as follows: the highest share was in the 40-49 age group (30.6 percent), followed by the 30-39 age group (28.2 percent), 50-59 age group (21.3 percent) and 18-29 age group (12.1 percent). People aged 60-69 accounted for 7.5 percent of cars, and the share of buyers over 70 years old was 0.3 percent.

Sales statistics for May 2025 show stable activity in the Uzbek automobile market. Each of the brands continues to strengthen its position through strong models, regional diversification and clear positioning in demographic segments. Trends show that the buyer is becoming more informed and selective, focusing on the ratio of price, quality and brand reputation.

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