Kazakh commercial vehicle maker Hyundai Trans Auto has signed an agreement to supply 790 vehicles to Belarus in 2027–2028. The contract is worth at least $30 million and was signed with the Belarusian company Er Si Em LLC on the sidelines of the Innoprom. Belarus forum, infohub.kz reports.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Trade and Integration estimates that domestic automakers could export as many as 4,500 vehicles a year to the Belarusian market.
Kazakh companies continue to expand deliveries in that direction. In January 2026, the Kazakh Trade House, Kazak Trade House, opened in Minsk to promote domestic products and support export projects. Its pool of suppliers includes eight Kazakh manufacturers that expect to ship up to 20 trucks worth up to $300,000 to Belarus each year.
The two sides are also discussing joint projects in the automotive industry. In particular, POZHSNAB LLC and Avtokomponenty KZ LLP are working on setting up production of specialized firefighting equipment.
Trade between Kazakhstan and Belarus rose 30% in 2025 to more than $1.2 billion. In January–July 2026, mutual trade added another 20.5%, reaching $723 million. Kazakh exports totaled $180.3 million, while imports came to $542.7 million.
The authorities expect the new industrial and trade initiatives to boost supplies of Kazakh goods to Belarus.
Kursiv Auto previously reported that Kazakh enterprises produced 126,400 vehicles and other equipment in January–August 2026. Hyundai Trans Almaty made 837 commercial and specialized vehicles, while Hyundai Trans Kazakhstan produced 25,100 passenger cars.