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Kyrgyzstan plans electric vehicle plant and national fleet transition

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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President Sadyr Japarov announced that the construction of an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Bishkek is nearing completion. The plant is expected to begin operations in late 2026 or March-April 2027 and will have an annual capacity of approximately 10,000 vehicles, including passenger and larger models. Sadyr Japarov also stated that a state program will replace older gasoline and diesel vehicles with electric ones, a transition expected to take 15 to 20 years.

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Why it matters

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The initiative establishes a state program aimed at replacing conventional vehicles with electric ones, which is expected to drive industrial growth and regulatory change within Kyrgyzstan.

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Who's involved

  • Sadyr JaparovPresident who announced the construction and national policy plans
  • BishkekCapital city where the new manufacturing plant will be located
  • KyrgyzstanSovereign state implementing the industrial and fleet transition program

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