More than half of vehicles sold in Türkiye are now electric or hybrid

The share of electric and hybrid vehicles in Türkiye's automotive market exceeded fifty percent of all automobiles sold in 2025. The figure, reported by Diken, is a concrete indicator of a fundamental transformation in Turkish consumers' transportation preferences.

This rise in electric and hybrid vehicles is directly linked to high petrol and diesel prices, as well as tax advantages and incentives provided by the state for such vehicles. ÖTV regulations implemented at the beginning of the year are also cited among the factors that accelerated electric vehicle sales.

During the same period, the market share of Türkiye's domestic electric automobile brand Togg continues to grow. Automotive sector analysts note that petrol vehicles are rapidly losing their dominant market position.

This transformation signals a critical threshold for Türkiye's goals of reducing energy imports and lowering carbon emissions.