Stadler Kazakhstan Starts Producing Passenger Cars to Boost Transportation Sector

In 2025, Stadler Kazakhstan will begin producing passenger cars, planning to manufacture up to 100 units yearly. Kanat Sharlapayev, Minister of Industry, announced this at a government meeting on economic development. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

He highlighted that producing passenger cars will improve Kazakhstan’s transport quality and strengthen its railway sector. Stadler Kazakhstan aims to raise infrastructure standards, supporting both domestic and international markets.

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Additionally, Sharlapayev stated that the Semipalatinsk Engineering Plant will produce up to 600 freight cars annually. This initiative will help meet rising demand for cargo transport and boost manufacturing capacity.

According to the minister, Kazakhstan plans to increase freight car production to 2,000 units annually by 2024. This expansion will significantly enhance the nation’s rail logistics capacity and economic stability.

Producing passenger cars is expected to reach 122 units per year, while locomotive output will total 130 units annually. This growth will increase Kazakhstan’s transport independence and open new export opportunities in neighboring regions.

These industrial initiatives are projected to boost employment and create a sustainable infrastructure that supports national economic development.

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