Turkey's Public Banks to Add 30,000 Electric Vehicles by 2035, With TOGG at the Center

Turkey’s public banks are preparing for a large-scale shift toward electric mobility, with plans to purchase 30,000 electric cars by 2035. The domestic automaker TOGG is expected to play a central role in this transition, as reported by T24.

The move signals a broader push to electrify institutional vehicle fleets in Turkey and to strengthen demand for locally produced electric models. Public banks are among the country’s most prominent corporate fleet operators, so their purchasing decisions can influence both the pace of charging infrastructure buildout and the visibility of EVs on Turkish roads.

Details on how the 30,000 vehicles will be distributed across banks, which specific models will be chosen, and the timeline for deliveries have not been outlined in the available reporting. Even so, the target itself marks one of the more concrete fleet-electrification commitments tied to Turkey’s homegrown EV brand.