Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — The capital of Uzbekistan hosted the grand opening of the country’s first flagship Changan Kaicheng dealership, a subsidiary brand of Changan.

Operating under the motto “Changan — the symbol of quality, Kaicheng — the path to progress,” the new dealership reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening its position in Central Asia and expanding its presence in Uzbekistan.

As a key participant in China’s Belt and Road Initiative, Uzbekistan is experiencing rapid economic growth, with increasing urbanization and rising living standards fueling demand for reliable and affordable vehicles. Changan Kaicheng aims to meet this demand by offering high-quality, advanced technology, and customer-oriented service tailored to local drivers’ needs. The dealership launch in Tashkent marks an important milestone in the company’s global strategy, reinforcing its philosophy: “Changan technology — the smart choice.”

The dealership provides a full range of services, including vehicle sales, after-sales service, and spare parts supply. During the opening ceremony, a Changan representative emphasized:
“Uzbekistan is one of our priority markets in Central Asia. The launch of this flagship dealership opens new opportunities for local customers by offering high-quality commercial vehicles. It also marks a new phase in automotive cooperation between China and Uzbekistan.”

Focusing on innovation, Changan Kaicheng offers eco-friendly, intelligent, and safe transport solutions. Specializing in commercial and multi-purpose vehicles, the brand has gained global recognition for its reliability, practicality, and affordability. The new dealership not only expands choices for Uzbek consumers but also contributes to the development of the country’s automotive market.

Changan remains committed to its “Technology and Quality First” strategy, further solidifying its position in Uzbekistan and Central Asia. The dealership’s opening represents an investment in the local economy, an improvement in motorists’ quality of life, and a deepening of China-Uzbekistan ties in the automotive industry.