Chinese auto parts deliveries to Russia up 15% over seven months, Kommersant reports

Meduza reports that Chinese auto parts deliveries to Russia jumped roughly fifteen percent over the first seven months of twenty twenty-six, reaching one point three billion dollars. Chinese components now account for more than half of all spare parts shipments to Russia, according to figures from the car dealer Rolf cited by business daily Kommersant. The surge reflects growing numbers of Chinese vehicles on Russian roads in need of maintenance, along with Chinese manufacturers expanding dealerships and service networks. Prices have climbed twenty to thirty percent since the start of the year, with conditions appearing favorable for continued growth.

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