This page is the economy section of Kun.uz, an Uzbek news portal, presented as a running list of headlines rather than a single story. The entry most relevant to the auto sector reports that imports of electric and hybrid vehicles into Uzbekistan are growing, while inflows of petrol-powered cars are shrinking. A separate item notes that the country has disclosed its gasoline production figures.
Macroeconomic stories dominate the rest of the feed. Uzbekistan's international reserves have climbed to $72 billion, a rise the outlet attributes largely to higher gold prices, and the country reportedly now ranks among the world's top three gold buyers. Trade with China reached $11.3 billion, and Gazprom is said to have lifted its gas deliveries to Central Asia by nearly 70% since the start of the year.
On the policy side, new installment-purchase rules take effect on January 1, 2027: plans will be capped at 12 months, the price of the item bought may not exceed 250 times the base calculation amount, and consumers will be free to repay early, in full or in part, without extra fees, penalties or commissions. A decree is also said to open 100 trillion soums' worth of state assets to privatization, with the minimum down payment for state assets lowered to 15%.
Rounding out the list, one headline says Italy, described as the home of Ferrari and Lamborghini, is establishing cooperation with Uzbekistan's Namangan region, while several items revisit the revaluation of housing in Tashkent and its tax consequences.