Italian car brand that has sold only 820 cars in Turkey in 2022 Alfa RomeoThe CEO, Jean-Philipe Imparato, visited Istanbul. Imparato, who made assessments of the sector during this visit, Market shares in Turkey He also made some remarkable statements about it.

According to the CEO, Alfa Romeo will increase its sales in Turkey in 2022. quadrupled. Jean-Philipe Imparato states that this growth will continue and thinks that Alfa Romeo will reach a market share of 1 percent within a few years. DIRECTOR, “If this happens, Turkey will become one of the three largest countries in the world in terms of Alfa Romeo. Sales in Turkey in 2023 we will double.‘ he said.

• Remark: In 2022, 592,660 cars were sold in Turkey. Fulfilling the Alfa Romeo CEO’s dream means the company’s 5,927 pieces That means selling cars. For detailed information on 2022 market data here You can view our news.

‘Turkey comes after Italy and North America’

“Our largest markets are Italy, North America, Germany, Spain and France respectively. Turkey will be there next year will compete. When we launch the new generation of cars, Turkey should be in the top five. Your country depends on your market structure and segments. could be in the top five.And the Alfa Romeo CEO’s future plans for Turkey are even bigger. one of three markets it will be.

One of the issues mentioned in the statements of Jean-Philipe Imparato, CEO of Alfa Romeo, was about the models. That reports CEO Alfa Romeo a new model every year will appear with. Thus, the company’s product range is expanded. In this context; Speaking of the first model they will introduce this year, the CEO said: “This is the first time I am making this information public here. I can’t reveal the name of the vehicle right now, but it will be at the end of 2023. Also, I will be the first for us to ask consumers to choose a name for this vehicle.saying, new ones the announcement of the model has accomplished.

Although the CEO of Alfa Romeo paints a positive picture for himself, the perception of Alfa Romeo in Turkey is more “not heldOf course, there is a valid reason for this perception. You can access our content on this topic at the link below.