HAVAL is marking three years of operations in Uzbekistan, with company data showing that nearly 20,000 vehicles have been sold in the country and the official dealer network has expanded to 28 centres. The milestone is being presented as a measure of the brand’s growth in a competitive market where customer service, regional coverage and model choice are increasingly important. The figures are company-reported and reflect HAVAL’s own sales and network performance rather than an independent market audit.
Key Takeaways: Nearly 20,000 HAVAL vehicles were sold in Uzbekistan over three years, and the dealer network reached 28 official centres. The HAVAL M6 and HAVAL Jolion entered Uzbekistan’s top ten best-selling cars. Great Wall Motor awarded the local team Rising Star 2024, Annual Sales Star 2025, Annual Performance Star 2025 and Growth Excellence Regional 2025.
Uzbekistan’s automotive market has become more competitive in recent years, with shifting consumer demand, new brand entrants and growing expectations for after-sales service. For HAVAL, the three-year period has been a test not only of sales volume but also of the ability to build a dealer and service infrastructure, supply spare parts and maintain long-term customer relationships. According to company information, demand for the M6 and Jolion strengthened the brand’s position in the practical urban crossover segment. At the same time, the published results rely on corporate reporting and should be read alongside independent market data when assessing actual market share.
HAVAL says it is not limiting its offer to conventional fuel vehicles: the brand is developing a hybrid direction aimed at combining driving dynamics, comfort and modern engineering. The 28-dealer network is intended to support sales and servicing not only in Tashkent but also in the regions, giving customers more opportunities to view the model range, choose a vehicle and access maintenance. The company presents this expansion as part of a strategy to improve brand accessibility and the ownership experience. The model line covers practical city crossovers as well as vehicles positioned for longer journeys and rougher conditions.
Dmitry Sysoev, general director of GWM Uzbekistan, said in a company statement that the brand had covered a long path in three years, but its main achievement was the trust of thousands of customers. «It is important for us not just to offer modern cars, but to build long-term relationships with clients by providing quality, comfort and support at every stage», the statement quotes him as saying. HAVAL also promotes the HAVAL Club community, the HAVAL IZIDAN travel project and cooperation with the Uzbekistan Boxing Federation; athletes Bakhodir Jalolov and Israil Madrimov are named as brand ambassadors.
The three-year results strengthen HAVAL’s visible presence in Uzbekistan, but competition, changing demand and service-quality expectations will shape the next phase. The company says it intends to expand hybrid models, develop the dealer network and improve the customer experience. The announced sales and awards summarize the brand’s recent activity; future assessments are likely to depend on independent data on market share, service quality and customer loyalty. For now, the milestone shows that HAVAL has moved from market entry to a broader effort to build recognition and infrastructure across the country.
Source: uznews.uz