From Kazakhstanis to Kazakhstanis

Background
Allur is the largest car manufacturer in Kazakhstan, assembling global brands like Kia, Skoda, Chevrolet, Jetour, JAC, and Hongqi.
But despite its scale, most locals didn’t perceive Allur as real Kazakhstani brand - just another importer of foreign cars.
Insight
Kazakhstan is experiencing a cultural renaissance: there's a booming love for everything authentically Kazakh - fashion, food, music, cinema.
We realized this wasn’t just a trend. It was a signal: people want to feel pride in what’s made here even if it comes with a global badge.
Idea
WE DO CARS AS KAZAKHS DO!
We set out to prove that Allur isn’t just assembling cars it’s adapting them for Kazakh life, culture, and humor.
Execution
We created a series of culturally sharp and funny videos where each global brand was tested the “Kazakh way”: Chevrolet passed the “Shashu Test” surviving a family candy-throwing ritual; Jetour featured Horse-tronic Assist for the common sight of horses on the road; Hongqi was sound-checked for Kazakh beats because here, the party never ends after the wedding; JAC passed the “Green Means GO” test capturing how locals treat traffic lights.
Each video blended local insight, humor, and product features showing not just cars, but Kazakhstan-ified cars.