According to the latest data, car sales in Uzbekistan in September 2026 decreased by 10.1% compared to the previous month, totaling 34,029 vehicles. Furthermore, compared to September 2025, sales also dropped by 5%.
The Chevrolet brand maintained its position as the best-selling in the country, selling 23,899 cars in the month. This figure was 14.3% lower than in August. The Cobalt remained the most popular Chevrolet model, sold in quantity of 10,185 units, which is 16.8% less than last month (12,245).
BYD took second place, selling 4,558 cars, representing a decrease of 9.5% compared to August. The Chazor Champion was BYD's best-selling model, sold in quantity of 1,953 units.
Kia ranked third, showing sales of 2,505 cars, which is 8.2% less than the previous month. The Sonet was Kia's most demanded model, accounting for 2,046 units, or about 82% of the brand's total sales volume in September.
Other brands also registered sales in September, including HAVAL with 821 cars, CHERY with 700, CHANGAN with 225, JETOUR with 222, and Li Auto with 216.
Sales trends varied significantly across different vehicle segments compared to September 2025. The largest drop was recorded in the A-segment, where sales decreased by 73%. Sales in the E/F segment fell by 57%, and the MPV category decreased by 30.7%. Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) sales dropped by 21.6%.
Nevertheless, several segments demonstrated significant growth. The strongest increase was shown by large SUVs in the SUV-E category, whose sales grew by 217% year-on-year. C-segment sedans showed a growth of 41.9%, followed by pickups with an increase of 27.9%. Additionally, mid-size crossovers in the D-segment increased by 26.1%, and compact city crossovers in the B-segment grew by 22.8%.
These data indicate that despite the overall decline in the automotive market in Uzbekistan in September, demand continued to grow in certain segments, especially in the large SUV, C-segment sedan, pickup, and several crossover categories.