• The top 5 car brands in June: Hyundai, Chevrolet, Kia, Jetour, Chery

According to data from the Kazakhstan Automobile Union (KAU), 19,402 new passenger cars and commercial vehicles were sold in June 2025 — a 16.2% increase compared to June of the previous year. In total, official dealerships sold 104,869 vehicles over the first six months of the year, up 26.2% from the same period in 2024 (83,092 units).

Anar Makasheva, President of the Kazakhstan Automobile Union (KAU): “For the past four months, monthly new car sales have consistently remained at around 19,000 units — a result largely driven by improved access to new vehicles. This positive dynamic is also influencing the used car market. Many car owners in Kazakhstan who had never considered buying a new vehicle are now turning to official dealerships, encouraged by attractive financing programs. According to our forecasts, this upward trend is likely to continue in the coming months. In general, record-breaking sales mean more than just numbers — they reflect fleet renewal, environmental improvements, and the fulfillment of a dream for tens of thousands of people across Kazakhstan to own a brand-new car.”

The top 10 best-selling brands in June were led once again by Hyundai, with 4,116 units sold (+17.2% compared to June 2024). Chevrolet came in second with 2,228 units sold (+22.8%), narrowly ahead of Kia, which ranked third with 2,203 vehicles sold (–26%). Jetour returned to fourth place with 1,493 units (+125.5%), while Chery placed fifth with 1,417 units sold (+14.4%). Completing the top ten were: Changan (1,158 units; +123.6%), Haval (1,025 units; +52.1%), Jac (852 units; –24.5%), Toyota (849 units; –24.9%), and Geely (773 units; +23.1%).

The top ten most popular car models in June were led by Chevrolet Cobalt (1,762 units), followed by Hyundai Tucson (1,503 units) and Kia Sportage (947 units). Hyundai Elantra came in fourth with 875 units sold, and Changan CS55 Plus ranked fifth with 659 units. Other models in the top ten included Chery Tiggo 7 Pro (578 units), Hyundai Mufasa (568 units), Jetour X70 (528 units), Chery Tiggo 2 (488 units), and Kia Sorento (479 units).

Based on results for the first half of the year, Hyundai remains the market leader with 24,218 units sold (+32.8%), followed by Chevrolet with 13,306 units (+66.9%) and Kia with 11,319 vehicles sold (–1.7%). Chery continues to hold fourth place with 7,315 units sold (+10.1%), though Jetour is close behind with 7,242 crossovers sold (+86.3%). Haval ranks sixth (5,794 units; +38.9%), followed by Geely (5,271 units; +61.9%), Changan (5,005 units; +18.8%), Jac (4,727 units; –8.2%), and Toyota (4,559 units; +1%).

TOP 20: SALES OF NEW PASSENGER AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN JUNE 2025