Chevrolet vehicles are available for purchase in Kazakhstan
In the bustling automotive market of Kazakhstan, American automaker Chevrolet has been making waves with its recent "Mutual Pay" campaign. Launched on July 2, this initiative aims to make cars more accessible for Kazakhstanis while maintaining the brand's high quality and reliability standards.
Under this campaign, prices for popular models like the Chevrolet Cobalt, Onix, and Tracker have been reduced. The new prices for these vehicles start from 6,490,000 tenge for the Cobalt, 7,490,000 tenge for the Onix, and 9,990,000 tenge for the Tracker.
Since the beginning of the year, the campaign seems to be paying off, with Chevrolet reporting a total of 11,078 vehicles sold. Among these, a staggering 9,188 were Chevrolet Cobalt models, which have been the best-selling model in Kazakhstan for the last four years (2021-2024).
The success of the Cobalt is not surprising, given that it has remained the best-selling model in Kazakhstan for the last five years (2021-2025), according to Chevrolet's official statistics. In fact, over 170,000 vehicles have been produced by Chevrolet on the Kazakh market since the brand's arrival five years ago.
In May 2025, Chevrolet ranked second in sales volume among car manufacturers in Kazakhstan, with a total of 2,344 vehicles sold. This includes 1,869 units of the Chevrolet Cobalt, which were sold during that month alone.
Chevrolet operates in Kazakhstan under the Kazakh automotive company Allur. The brand's commitment to quality and affordability, as demonstrated by the "Mutual Pay" campaign, seems to be resonating with Kazakhstanis, making Chevrolet a significant player in the Kazakh automotive market.
For those seeking precise and up-to-date Chevrolet sales data in Kazakhstan, it's recommended to consult official statistics from Kazakhstan's automotive industry or government trade departments, reports from market research firms specializing in Central Asian automotive markets, or Chevrolet's regional sales offices or press releases.
- The "Mutual Pay" campaign by Chevrolet, a significant player in the Kazakh automotive market, has revolutionized the finance sector of the automotive industry in Kazakhstan, offering reduced prices for models like the Cobalt, Onix, and Tracker.
- The strategic initiative by Chevrolet, backed by Allur, a Kazakh automotive company, aims to make cars more accessible for Kazakhstanis while maintaining the brand's high quality and reliability standards, thereby fostering business growth.
- In the transportation sector, Chevrolet's success in Kazakhstan is evident, with the brand ranking second in sales volume among car manufacturers and the Chevrolet Cobalt remaining the best-selling model for five consecutive years (2021-2025), contributing to the growth of the automotive market in the region.
