12.10.2026

September 2026 Results: Kia and HAVAL Sales Grow as Hybrids Expand Their Presence

In September 2026, a total of 4,026 Kia, Chery and HAVAL vehicles were sold in Uzbekistan. Combined sales were 5.1% higher than in September last year. Crossovers continued to account for the largest share of sales, with the Kia Sonet, HAVAL Jolion and Chery Tiggo 7 Pro among the most popular models of the month. At the same time, hybrid vehicles are becoming increasingly visible in the overall sales mix.

Kia: Sales Up 21.4% Year on Year

Kia sold 2,505 vehicles in Uzbekistan in September 2026, up 21.4% from a year earlier.

The compact Sonet crossover accounted for the largest share of sales. Including the updated Prime version, which went on sale on September 28, the model was chosen by 2,072 customers. Compared with September last year, Sonet sales increased by 21%.

The Kia K3 sedan ranked second in the model line-up, with 162 vehicles sold during the month. The K5 recorded 97 sales, while Sportage sales reached 85 units. Sportage sales were up 9% year on year.

Sales of other Kia models were as follows:

• Sorento — 34 crossovers;
• Bongo — 21 commercial vehicles;
• Carens — 16 crossover MPVs;
• Carnival — 11 MPVs;
• K8 — 4 executive saloons;
• Seltos — 3 crossovers.

The Sonet continues to account for the majority of Kia sales, while the K3 strengthens the brand’s offering in the saloon segment.

Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Sales Rise 28.5% as Demand for Hybrids Grows

Chery sold 700 vehicles in Uzbekistan in September. The Tiggo 7 Pro led the model range with 374 units sold. Compared with September last year, sales of the model increased by 28.5%.

The Arrizo 6 Pro sedan ranked second with 132 vehicles sold. Sales of other models were as follows:

• Tiggo 8 Hybrid — 91 crossovers;
• Tiggo 8 Pro — 35 crossovers;
• Arrizo 8 Hybrid — 46 executive saloons;
• Tiggo 9 Hybrid — 4 crossovers;
• Tiggo 9 Pro — 14 crossovers;
• Tiggo 2 Pro — 4 crossovers.

A total of 141 Chery hybrid vehicles were sold in September, accounting for more than 20% of the brand’s monthly sales. This result shows that hybrid models are gradually taking a more prominent place in the sales mix alongside vehicles with conventional powertrains.

HAVAL: Sales Up 10.5% as Jolion Grows More Than 46%

HAVAL sold 821 vehicles in Uzbekistan in September, up 10.5% from a year earlier.

The Jolion crossover was the brand’s best-selling model, with 449 units sold during the month. Compared with September last year, Jolion sales increased by 46.3%.

The M6 ranked second with 242 vehicles, while 67 customers chose the H6.

Sales of other models were as follows:

• H7 — 36 crossovers in petrol and hybrid versions;
• H9 — 11 full-size SUVs;
• GWM Wingle 7 — 10 pick-up trucks;
• Dargo — 6 mid-size SUVs.

HAVAL’s sales structure continues to show strong demand for the brand’s crossovers. The H7, available with both petrol and hybrid powertrains, also broadens the choice for customers considering different types of powertrain.