Kyrgyzstan Sees Increase in Car Imports for March 2025

The import of cars to Kyrgyzstan increased in March 2025, with 9,300 vehicles entering—1,000 more than February. Despite the monthly growth, the number is still significantly down (2.4 times) from March 2024. The first quarter saw nearly 30,000 cars imported, nearly half compared to last year.

In March 2025, the import of passenger cars to Kyrgyzstan saw a notable increase compared to February of the same year. The National Statistics Committee reports that the country welcomed 9,300 cars, marking an increase of 1,000 units from the previous month. However, this figure represents a significant decline—down 2.4 times—compared to March 2024.

Analyzing the sources of these imported vehicles, a considerable number came from South Korea, totaling 4,400 units. Following this, China contributed 2,300 cars, while Georgia and the United States supplied nearly 760 and 560 vehicles respectively. The composition of imports indicates a diverse market influence from various countries.

In the first quarter of the year, Kyrgyzstan imported close to 30,000 vehicles overall, yet this number reflects a drop of nearly 50% compared to the same period last year. The overall decrease in vehicle imports raises questions about market conditions and consumer behavior in the automotive sector in Kyrgyzstan. As the country continues to navigate fluctuating demand and influencing factors, these statistics highlight the broader economic trends impacting the importation of passenger automobiles.

The import of cars into Kyrgyzstan has begun to rebound in March 2025, with 9,300 vehicles entering the country. While this shows a monthly increase, it starkly contrasts with last year’s figures, indicating a broader decline in the auto import market. Continued observation will be essential to understand the underlying economic conditions driving these changes.

Original Source: akipress.com