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| • Today, November 18, the 100th car rolled off the assembly line of the Kostanay plant. The anniversary car was released on the JAC S3. |
| Production in the region started in 2010. 10 years later, the plant confidently holds its position as the flagship of the Kazakh automobile industry. This is the only enterprise in the country that produces all types of vehicles. In 2014, for the first time in Kazakhstan, the production of cars using the small-knot method (CKD) was mastered, which means a full cycle, including welding, painting and body assembly. |
«All our achievements are a combination of the trust of the state and the responsibility of our specialists. On behalf of 2000 employees, I would like to express my gratitude to the government of Kazakhstan for creating favorable conditions for the operation of the plant. We produce the most popular models of equipment, the highest quality of which is noted by many international experts in the field of mechanical engineering. In our 10th anniversary year, we symbolically release the 100th car, which also has its loyal customer", noted the plant director Syrym Semeybaev.
| JAC is the main brand of the Kostanay plant, and today it is only increasing its volumes. The already widespread S3 and S5 models in Kazakhstan were recently joined by the new J7 sedan - a joint project of the Volkswagen Group and JAC Motors. Another brand produced by the plant also competes for customer attention. The release of Chevrolet was announced at the enterprise only in March 2020, and in just one year, more than 6,6 thousand units of equipment rolled off the assembly line of the enterprise. |
| «During the pandemic, we did not stop our production; moreover, we quickly launched the production of special equipment to combat COVID-19. This includes more than 600 emergency medical vehicles based on JAC Sunray and Chevrolet Damas, and 100 medical complexes based on the Yutong bus. This is the case when your own production can provide support in difficult times", emphasized Semeybaev. |
