Kazakhstan is set to begin producing vehicles from Chinese automakers Li Auto, Omoda, and Jaecoo by 2028. This initiative, announced by Minister Yersayin Nagaspayev, forms part of a larger strategy to bolster the nation’s automotive sector and increase domestic manufacturing capabilities. The plan also includes the production of autonomous trucks, signaling Kazakhstan’s ambition to adopt advanced technologies. This development stems from recent agreements and reflects a commitment to diversifying and strengthening the country's industrial base. The move is expected to contribute to economic growth and create new opportunities within the Kazakh automotive market. Further details regarding the scope and specifics of production were discussed at a July 21 government meeting.