Will the Turkish electric car market maintain momentum?
Discover how Turkey''s electric car market has surged during the first half of 2025, achieving the fourth-highest battery electric vehicle sales in Europe. The S&P Global Mobility
Turkey Electric Vehicle Market Size, Share and Report 2034
Passenger vehicles lead with a share of 55.03% of the total Turkey electric vehicle market in 2025. Passenger vehicles dominate Turkey''s EV market through their alignment with government incentive
''My Tesla has become ordinary'': Turkey catches up with EU in electric
Fast-forward two years and electric cars are selling so fast that Turkey has caught up with the EU in its rate of adoption. Its market is now the fourth largest in Europe, behind Germany, the...
Türkiye''s registered electric vehicles near 300,000 as BYD, Tesla,
EVs now account for 1.7% of Türkiye''s passenger car fleet, up from 1.1% at the end of 2024. The steady rise has been supported by the expansion of charging infrastructure, as well as the
Investing in a domestic Turkish electric vehicle ecosystem
Battery electric vehicles are overwhelmingly favored by Turkish consumers, representing over 90% of all EV sales in 2024. These impressive sales numbers offer concrete evidence of
The Most Popular Electric Vehicles in Turkey
In Turkey, EVs are gaining popularity, offering drivers a comfortable and safe driving experience while also increasing in variety. Recently, the Automotive Distributors and Mobility
Electric Vehicles in Turkey: A New Investment Area
The electric vehicle (EV) sector in Türkiye experienced a major surge in 2024, and the momentum has carried into the first half of 2025. With a nearly 99% growth rate in just one year,
Turkey''s electric vehicle revolution: from 44 cars to europe''s fourth
Turkey has achieved a remarkable transformation in electric vehicle adoption, evolving from one of Europe''s smallest EV markets to its fourth-largest in less than a decade. This dramatic
EV Adoption in Turkey is Expected to Reach 20% or More of the Total
In line with the national 2053 net zero emissions target, the electric vehicle infrastructure will develop further. Key private sector players are leading the charge, while government initiatives
Turkey''s electric vehicle sector will grow slowly
Turkey''s automotive manufacturing association downgraded its 2024 production and export forecasts on October 14. Between July 2023 and July 2024, the number of electric vehicles