Turkey is demonstrating significant growth in the electric vehicle market and is poised to become the fourth largest market on the European continent. This achievement signifies a huge step for the country towards transitioning to sustainable transport.
According to Ember Energy, Turkey is expected to become Europe's fourth largest electric vehicle market in 2025, with sales of approximately 190,000 new battery electric vehicles (BEVs). This growth rate continues this year as well; in January-April 2026, the electric vehicle market grew by 28.2%, reaching 54,463 units.
This development not only serves to reduce dependence on fossil fuels but also stimulates the rapid development of the local electric vehicle ecosystem. The Turkish government aims for 2.5 million electric vehicles on the roads by 2030 and 10 million by 2040. These goals clearly demonstrate the country's aspiration towards a green future.
These data provided by Ember Energy reflect Turkey's potential in the sustainable transport sector and its ambition for regional leadership. The widespread adoption of electric vehicles helps improve air quality, reduce carbon emissions, and create new opportunities for economic growth.