

Yangi hukumat qaroriga ko‘ra, avtomobil ro‘yxatga olish guvohnomasi endi 5 yil muddatga beriladi. Shuningdek, haydovchilik huquqini vaqtincha boshqa shaxsga o‘tkazish va jarimalarni unga rasmiylashtirish tizimi yo‘lga qo‘yildi.

Nationwide inspections by Uzenergoinspection uncovered widespread fuel quality violations, with dozens of stations selling fuel that failed to meet state standards.

From April 1, 2026, traffic violations in Uzbekistan will contribute to drivers’ penalty points not only through police reports but also via automated camera systems. The reform aims to improve road discipline and ensure fair accountability.

Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency, together with Japan’s Proud Partners, is recruiting 200 delivery drivers for jobs in Japan. The program includes free training, covered travel costs, and salaries of up to $2,000 per month.

Uzbekistan is set to update how traffic violations are detected and processed. The proposed reforms introduce clearer rules for mobile devices, radar systems, and police procedures, while giving drivers more rights to verify equipment and challenge results.

Authorities in Tashkent plan to auction additional paid parking spaces following presidential instructions, potentially allowing multiple operators to enter the market as the city continues expanding its paid street parking system.

The new BYD Yuan Up DM-i combines a 1.5L engine and electric motor for 209 hp, delivers up to 1,200 km of total range, and is expected to be locally produced in Uzbekistan at a starting price of 220–230 million soums.

Saida Mirziyoyeva сообщилa, что в рамках президентского решения по модернизации транспортной системы началась практическая работа. В Ташкенте планируется внедрение «умных» светофоров, обновление дорожной разметки и упорядочивание парковок.

General Motors unveiled the 2026 Chevrolet Captiva PHEV in Colombia—the brand's first plug-in hybrid in the country, with a range of over 1,000 km and 204 hp. The model bridges the gap between the internal combustion engine and the all-electric Captiva.

Construction has begun on Uzbekistan’s first toll highway in the Khorezm region. The 35 km four-lane road, featuring 17 bridges, 8 overpasses and a tunnel, will reduce travel time from one hour to 17 minutes and handle over 20,000 vehicles daily.

Equipped with CATL’s 45 kWh Naxtra sodium-ion battery, the Nevo A06 maintains over 90% capacity at -40°C, operates in temperatures down to -50°C, and delivers more than 400 km of range under the CLTC cycle—marking a first for a production passenger vehicle.