Vehicles are intended to support South Ustyurt and Central Kyzylkum newly established protected areas (PA) in 2020 and 2022 respectively considering their extremely large territories of 1.4 and 1.2 mln. ha. By the experts’ estimates, protected areas in the Aral Sea region protect only 1% of the endangered species and unique ecosystems due to the existing significant capacity gaps preventing them to fulfill their management objectives, including their insufficient technical base. The cars would serve as significant pieces of equipment that permit rangers to respond to emergencies quickly, patrol a large territory of PAs, especially the high-risk poaching areas. Ultimately, this called to contribute into achieving the planned positive changes in the population of globally significant biodiversity indicator species at the newly designated PAs. Particularly, South Ustyurt is home for more than 120 species of plants and more than 320 species of animals, among them Ustyurt sheep, Turkmen kulan, Indian honey badger, steppe eagle, and black vulture while Central Kyzylkum is habitated by more than 120 species of plants and more than 250 species of animals, including goitered gazelle, corsac fox, houbara bustard, golden eagle, saker falcon, steppe tortoise.