FTL delivery of Bentley Continental, two Porsche Cayenne and BMW X5 from Germany to Almaty

We delivered a Bentley Continental, two Porsche Cayenne vehicles and a BMW X5 from Germany to Almaty in 26 days by transporter and Caspian ferry. Minor wheel issues were compensated.

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Four vehicles, Bentley Continental, two Porsche Cayenne and BMW X5, on a car transporter

Project brief

Key shipment parameters

Route: Hamburg + Munich → Almaty
Format: FTL delivery
Actual delivery time: 26 days
Transport: Car transporter + ferry · 4 vehicles

Operational proof

How we handled the client brief

Client: Private company in Kazakhstan
Objective: Deliver four new vehicles from two locations in Germany to the customs terminal in Almaty.
Key considerations: Two vehicles were accepted in Hamburg and two in Munich. The route ran through Türkiye, Georgia and Azerbaijan, with a ferry crossing of the Caspian Sea to Kazakhstan; the client noted minor issues with the wheels during unloading.
Outcome: Four vehicles reached Almaty in 26 days. Minor issues with the wheels at unloading were resolved through financial compensation; responsibility ended at the customs terminal in Almaty.

Route in detail

How the project was handled

Two collection points in Germany
We accepted two vehicles in Hamburg and two in Munich, then formed one batch consisting of a Bentley Continental, two Porsche Cayenne vehicles and a BMW X5.
One FTL car transporter
We arranged one car transporter for a full truck load of all four vehicles and prepared the batch for the route to Kazakhstan, including the ferry crossing.
Three transport documents
We prepared three documents: CMR, Export Declaration and TIR Carnet. We did not provide additional export or import services.
Germany → Almaty
We arranged the route through Türkiye, Georgia and Azerbaijan, including a ferry crossing of the Caspian Sea to Kazakhstan. The actual delivery time was 26 days.
Almaty customs terminal
We handed the vehicles over at the customs terminal in Almaty. Minor issues with the wheels at unloading were resolved through financial compensation; responsibility ended there.