• Top 5 brands of September: Hyundai, Chevrolet, Kia, Toyota, and Chery. 

According to data from the Kazakhstan Automobile Union (KAU), in September 2025, official dealers in Kazakhstan sold 18,357 new passenger and commercial vehicles, which is 2.4% more than in September of the previous year. In total, 161,584 units of vehicles were sold in the first nine months of 2025, representing a (+17.9%) increase year-on-year.

Anar Makasheva, President of Kazakhstan Automobile Union (KAU): “Sales in the third quarter of 2025 remain stable, and consumer demand continues to exceed last year’s level. Unfortunately, high market activity has also attracted fraudsters, we are seeing more cases where citizens purchase cars from abroad and fall victim to scams. We urge Kazakhstan’s citizens to be cautious and verify the legal status of vehicles before making a purchase. Official market players are offering customers attractive deals and seasonal discounts.”

In September, the top three brands remained unchanged: Hyundai - 4,169 units (-1% vs. September 2024), Chevrolet - 2,942 units (-2.8%), and Kia - 2,001 units (+2.5%). For the first time this year, Toyota ranked fourth with 1,145 units sold (+18.7%). They were followed by: Chery (919 units; -30.6%), Jetour (912 units; +29.4%), Geely (864 units; +15.2%), Jac (729 units; -2.4%), Changan (661 units; +14.6%), and Haval (622 units; -29.6%).

In the Top 10 most popular models, the leading trio remains unchanged Chevrolet Cobalt (2,400 units), Hyundai Tucson (1,574 units), and Kia Sportage (947 crossovers). In fourth place is the Hyundai Mufasa (679 units). The list continues with Hyundai Elantra (645 units), Toyota Camry (571 units), Hyundai Santa Fe (533 units), Changan CS55 Plus (473 units), Chevrolet Onix (449 units), and Chery Tiggo 2 (436 units).

Based on the results of the first nine months, Hyundai continues to lead the brand ranking with 35,695 units sold (+14.6%). Chevrolet holds second place with 22,907 units sold (+45.2%), while Kia, with 17,590 units (+3.1%), closes the top three. Jetour ranks fourth with 10,403 crossovers sold (+59.3%), followed by Chery in fifth place with 10,212 units (-3.4%). Haval takes sixth place with (8,307 units; +20.5%), followed by Toyota (7,685 units; +3.8%), Changan (7,662 units; +25.3%), Geely (7,536 units; +34.4%), and Jac (7,382 units; −8.9%).

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