Türkiye's policy on Chinese electric vehicles has changed dramatically, and Chinese automakers such as BYD are actively deploying

Turkey has recently made major adjustments to its policy towards Chinese electric vehicles. Initially, Turkey announced in March 2023 that it would impose an additional 40% tariff on electric vehicles imported from China, raising the total tariff to 50%. However, in July 2024, the Turkish government issued a new presidential decree, deciding not to impose additional taxes and fees on car imports within the scope of the investment incentive policy, but only a 10% tariff. This move is aimed at attracting Chinese companies to invest in Turkey and promote the development of the country's new energy vehicle manufacturing industry.