Tesla Officially Enters Turkish Market
Tesla delivered 936,000 vehicles around the globe last year, up 87 percent from its 2020 results. The United States and China remain the company’s largest market in the world, though a new high-population country will contribute to the brand’s deliveries in 2022. By appointing Kemal Geçer as its general manager, Tesla has announced its officially entering the new car market in Turkey.
Tesla’s operations in Turkey had previously been linked with a capital increase of 50,000,000 Turkish liras. The EV automaker is currently also working on a Supercharger network in the country, which also spans most of the Balkans with a number of fast charging points in Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, and other countries from the region. No details regarding Tesla’s sales targets in Turkey are available at the moment, though.
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