Prices for new Geely cars in Kazakhstan are reported to be noticeably lower than in Russia, with differences ranging from roughly 18% to 40% depending on the model and configuration.
Geely has begun operating in Kazakhstan by establishing a local representative office, bringing the Coolray and Azkarra models to the market. The updated Tugella will also join the lineup, expanding the options available to Kazakh customers.
In Kazakhstan, the Geely Coolray is priced between 11.89 million and 12.99 million tenge, which translates to about 1.58 to 1.72 million rubles. In contrast, the same model in Russia carries a price tag from 1.88 to 2.04 million rubles.
Geely Azkarra, known as Atlas Pro in Russia, is estimated at 12.99 million to 15.49 million tenge in Kazakhstan, roughly 1.72 to 2.06 million rubles. The corresponding Russian price range is from 2.21 to 2.63 million rubles.
The refreshed Tugella can be ordered in Kazakhstan for 18.49 million to 19.99 million tenge, or about 2.46 to 2.65 million rubles. In Russia, the same model is priced higher, at roughly 3.45 to 3.65 million rubles, indicating a price premium on the Russian market for this model.
Looking ahead, Geely has plans to introduce the Emgrand sedan and the Monjaro crossover in Kazakhstan during the next year, signaling an expansion of the brand’s local product lineup and deeper market engagement.
Earlier reports noted that a remote-controlled version of the Geely Coolray was delivered to Russia, illustrating accompanying marketing and technology showcases tied to the brand’s broader strategy in the region.