The number of users choosing electric vehicles continues to rise, both in our country and around the world. This rising trend market share It is also reflected.

When the statistics are examined, it appears that electric and hybrid cars do exist This is also its share in the Turkish car market It can easily be said that it continues to rise and will rise further.

So what exactly do the statistics say?

According to data from the Automotive Distributors and Mobility Association;

• Sales of gasoline cars increased by 66.7 percent with 561 thousand 53 units
• Sales of diesel cars increased by 14.4 percent to 121 thousand 511 units
• Sales of gasoline-powered cars rose 1.1 percent to 9,247 units
• Sales of hybrid cars 10.6 percent with 89 thousand 13 sales
• Sales of electric cars increased by 7.1 percent to 60 thousand 101 units

has market share. For a step that can still be considered new, the results are quite positive and it is emphasized that the upward trend will continue in 2024. Special Vehicles with a longer range and an increasing number of charging stations It is thought that the positive impact on users’ opinions of electric cars will increase sales.

There is expectation for the development of legal infrastructure in Turkey

Auto industry representatives pointed out that Turkey has a potential interest in the field of electric vehicles and stated that they are interested in electric vehicles. As the legal infrastructure develops, market share will further increase. They emphasize.

It is recalled that other brands can also turn to Turkey for new investments. Although the work on electric vehicle imports is not clear, it is believed that this will provide a new roadmap in this area.

Will there be new models and brands?

Among the vehicles expected to arrive in Turkey this year are the BMW iX2, Peugeot E-3008, Skoda Enyaq, Cupra Tavascan and Citroen E-C3. Apart from these, in total Nearly 40 new vehicles are coming onto the market below expectations.

Growth expectations dominate

In their assessments, Otorapor Auto Expertise officials emphasize that the share and sales of electric vehicles “will not slow down” in 2024 and underline the following:This year this market is expected to reach approximately 100,000 units. The electric vehicle segment is expected to account for 15 percent of total car sales in Turkey. In addition to the growth in this area, car manufacturers plan to offer new models to Turkish consumers. BYD’s Chinese Seal model and Volkswagen’s ID.7 electric car are just some of the models that may appear on the Turkish market. Furthermore, Togg, Turkey’s first electric vehicle brand, aims to deliver a total of 60,000 electric vehicles by 2024. “As Otorapor Auto Expertise, we will continue to play an active role in the expertise service of these vehicles.”

It was prepared by Otorapor, which has more than 300 dealers throughout Turkey.