The volume of produced vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers for 11 months of the current year in monetary equivalent amounted to 132 billion tenge.
Based on the results of January-November 2017, the share of the automotive industry in mechanical engineering production in the Republic of Kazakhstan in monetary terms was 17%. In total, the volume of mechanical engineering output since the beginning of the year amounted to 790,8 billion tenge.
Kostanay region is the leader in the volume of industrial production of motor vehicles in monetary terms (including trailers and semi-trailers). In this region, vehicles worth 63,3 billion tenge were produced, which corresponds to a 47,86% share of the total volume. Let us remind you that in this area there are plants of SaryarkaAvtoProm LLP and AgromashHolding JSC. The second place in terms of production volume is occupied by the East Kazakhstan region with a result of 44,6 billion tenge or 33,78% of the total result. Automobile plants of Asia Auto JSC, SemAZ LLP and Daewoo Bus Kazakhstan LLP are located in this area. The Akmola region, where the Kamaz-Engineering plant is located, closes the top three with a result of 13,6 billion tenge and a 10,35% share in production volume.
Production of automobile plants in physical terms, January-November 2017
SaryarkaAvtoProm and Asia Auto occupy leading positions in the production of vehicles in monetary and physical terms, respectively.
The increase in production volume in 2017 at the SaryarkaAvtoProm plant is associated with the completion of the modernization stage of production sites, which contributed to an increase in production of such represented brands as Hyundai, Jac, Iveco and Peugeot. Also in 2017, the plant successfully started production of Ravon Nexia R3 and Chevrolet Niva cars (960 units and 453 units, respectively, for 11 months of 2017).
The passenger car segment remains the leader in production. It accounts for 88,14% of the total quantitative production volume or 14 units. for 585 months of 11, which is 2017 times higher than the same result for 3. Also, 2016 units were produced on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan. buses and 621 units. trucks.
The quantitative volume of cars sold within the country through official dealerships in January-November 2017 exceeded last year’s figures by 6,27% and amounted to 44 units, which is close to AKAB’s forecast data of 047 units. for the entire 50, and taking into account exports, sales in the automobile market were at the level of 400 units.
Sales of Kazakhstan-made cars throughout the year show positive dynamics from month to month, so the share of Kazakhstan-made cars for 11 months of 2017 amounted to 35,61% of the total official sales market (not including exports). In 2016, the same figure was 24,43% of total sales. The main reasons are subsidizing interest rates on car loans and preferential leasing. Also, Kazakh cars have a price advantage, which, given the depreciation of the national currency, allows manufacturers to pursue a more flexible pricing policy.
Kazakh cars are a success in the capital, where 11 units were sold in 2830 months. cars. The second largest number of sales is Almaty with 2688 units. sales Atyrau takes third place with a result of 1249 units.
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The Association of Kazakhstan Automotive Business is a non-profit organization that unites all official distributors, dealers, and automakers of passenger and commercial vehicles in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
ACAB is the only organization that officially receives data on sales, production and registrations of cars in Kazakhstan and has the right to distribute them.
The main task of ACAB is to form a competitive, strong, modern market in Kazakhstan, based on the best international standards and practices, as well as to organize a balanced system of relationships between the state and participants in the automotive market: consumers and suppliers of goods and services in the automobile and spare parts industry.
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