Hansae Mobility Expands Uzbekistan Production With $25M

Hansae Mobility Expands Uzbekistan Production With $25M

Hansae Mobility plans to invest a total of $25 million to expand local automotive parts production in Uzbekistan. The South Korea-based company invested $13 million in the Fergana Region in 2026 and plans to commit another $12 million in 2027. The expansion builds on Hansae Mobility’s longstanding relationship with Uzbek automaker UzAuto Motors, for which the company is developing and producing key automotive components locally. The investment program reflects Hansae Mobility’s continued expansion of its manufacturing presence in Uzbekistan and supports its plans to further develop its automotive parts business in the country.

Fergana Plant Begins Mass Production

Hansae Mobility began preparing for local production of key automotive components at the end of 2025 and commenced full-scale mass production at its Fergana Region plant in September 2026. The facility produces half shafts, braking components such as brake calipers and electric parking brakes (EPBs), as well as steering components including steering columns. These products form part of the company’s local automotive parts manufacturing operations and are primarily intended to support UzAuto Motors. The production start follows the company’s earlier preparation work and represents a move from establishing local manufacturing capabilities toward sustained full-scale component production.

Additional Investment Planned for 2027

The company’s investment plan calls for an additional $12 million to be invested in 2027, following the $13 million committed to the Fergana Region in 2026. Hansae Mobility intends to continue expanding its automotive parts business in Uzbekistan, with its activities primarily focused on supplying UzAuto Motors. The company also plans to hold a plant completion ceremony on October 13, 2026. Together, the planned investment and production activities indicate that Hansae Mobility is continuing to build out its local manufacturing footprint while expanding the range and scale of automotive components produced in the Fergana Region.

Industry Impact & Outlook

Hansae Mobility’s investment strengthens the development of localized automotive component manufacturing in Uzbekistan and deepens the company’s production relationship with UzAuto Motors. The Fergana facility’s output of half shafts, braking systems, EPBs, and steering components gives the local operation a broader manufacturing role, while the additional 2027 investment points to continued expansion rather than a one-time production launch. The most direct effects are likely to involve Hansae Mobility, UzAuto Motors, and the regional automotive parts supply base. The planned October 13, 2026, plant completion ceremony also marks an important milestone as the company moves forward with its longer-term manufacturing activities in Uzbekistan.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much will Hansae Mobility invest in Uzbekistan?
Hansae Mobility plans to invest a total of $25 million to expand local automotive parts production in Uzbekistan, including $13 million invested in 2026 and an additional $12 million planned for 2027. The company began preparing for local production of key components at the end of 2025 and started full-scale mass production in September 2026. Its Fergana Region plant produces half shafts, brake calipers, electric parking brakes, and steering columns, with production primarily supporting UzAuto Motors and the company’s continuing automotive parts business in Uzbekistan.