en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Uzeltehsanoat Association of Uzbekistan held high-level talks with Great Wall Motor, reaching a consensus on joint vehicle production, parts localization, and new energy industry chain expansion, helping Great Wall Motor deepen its presence in the Central Asian automotive market and promoting the upgrade of Uzbekistan's automotive industry.

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Multi-Field Cooperation Consultations Focus on Local Capacity Building

Uzeltehsanoat Association Chairman Mirziyod Yunusov and Great Wall Motor Vice President Andy Zhang held a special meeting to broaden the boundaries of bilateral automotive industry cooperation.

In light of the global trend in new energy vehicle consumption upgrades, both parties focused on joint production of fuel and new energy vehicles, localization of parts, and supply chain system construction, while simultaneously exploring the application of electrical engineering, battery production, and new manufacturing technologies to promote full-chain industrial synergy.

Expanding New Energy Demand, Central Asian Vehicle Production Capacity Needs Upgrading

Global market demand for electric and hybrid vehicles continues to rise, accelerating the iteration of new energy transportation technologies.

Uzbekistan's automotive industry has a weak foundation, with an incomplete local supporting system and a high dependence on imported vehicles and parts.

Leveraging the technology and production capacity advantages of foreign automakers to implement localized production is a key measure for the country to improve its automotive industry, reduce import dependence, and adapt to the new energy transition trend.

Deepening Presence in Central Asia's Blue Ocean, Completing Overseas Production Capacity Layout

This strategic cooperation negotiation is an important step for Great Wall Motor in exploring the Central Asian market.

The company leverages its core technologies in vehicle manufacturing and power batteries to export mature production systems and advanced technical solutions, build local supply chains, and reduce operational costs in the regional market.

At the same time, by utilizing local industry association resources, it deepens government-enterprise engagement, continuously strengthening its market competitiveness in the Central Asian new energy vehicle sector.

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