Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Tashkent hosted a presentation of DM-i hybrid models and electric vehicles from the world leader BYD. Every tenth car sold in the world in 2022 is an electric car, and they are produced only in the most advanced countries. 

Now the best-selling NEV cars will be presented in our country, thanks to which the automotive industry of Uzbekistan is on the verge of a new round of technological development, which will allow Uzbekistan to break out at least 10 years ahead.

At a time when the whole world is looking at innovative solutions, Uzbekistan is confidently on its way to joining a number of countries mastering the most advanced technologies. With care for our future generations, UzAuto is on the threshold of a new era - the era of the development of a new type of transport in Uzbekistan, where we, in cooperation with BYD, have every chance of becoming the 1st country in the CIS and the 14th country in the world producing cars on a new type of energy .

Commenting on the event, the head of UzAuto Shavkat Umurzakov noted: “The automotive industry reflects the evolution of science and technology, occupies a leading position in industrialized countries, which forces the development of related industries and science in the country, raising it to a leading position in the global economy and politics. We are fully aware that in order to achieve the highest positions among developed countries, to achieve their level, it is important for us not to compare like they have and ours, not to consume, but to comprehend and implement new technologies, increase scientific potential and create.”

“Successful entry into the market of Uzbekistan will open up new prospects for scientific and technological collaboration for us. Deepening cooperation between BYD and UzAuto will allow joining the program of scientific, technical and innovative cooperation, where the main goal is to jointly strengthen multilateral partnership in the development of science, technology and innovation, which will undoubtedly serve the benefit of Uzbekistan.” - noted the deputy managing director, BYD Auto Co., Ltd. Ivan Cao.