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Tatarstan ranked fifth in Russia in the number of Chinese cars

Tatarstan firmly entrenched in the top 5 Russian regions by the number of registered cars from China

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Tatarstan ranked fifth in Russia in the number of Chinese cars

Tatarstan is firmly entrenched in the top 5 Russian regions by the number of registered cars from China. According to the report of “AUTOSTAT” for July 2026, the fleet of the republic has 114.6 thousand “Chinese”.

The leaders of the rating remain Moscow with an indicator of 542.1 thousand cars, the Moscow region (297.6 thousand), St. Petersburg (193.5 thousand) and the Krasnodar Territory (161.2 thousand).

In the whole country, the share of Chinese brands reached 7.2% (3.43 million cars), while the Volga Federal District holds the second place in popularity of these cars among all districts of Russia.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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