Home > Steel News > Latest Steel News > Automotive...

Automotive sales in Turkey up 6.5 percent in January-July 2025

Wednesday, 06 August 2025 14:17:15 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

In July this year, sales of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in Turkey rose by 14.6 percent year on year and declined by 9.2 percent month on month to 107,718 units, according to the statistics released by the Turkish Automotive Distributors and Mobility Association (ODMD). In the given month, domestic sales of passenger cars in Turkey moved up by 14.7 percent year on year and dropped by 10.1 percent month on month to 84,195 units, while sales of light commercial vehicles increased by 14.0 percent year on year and fell by 5.7 percent month on month to 23,523 units.

In the January-July period of this year, domestic sales of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles saw an increase of 6.5 percent year on year, amounting to 715,695 units. In the given period, domestic sales of passenger cars in the country grew by 6.7 percent to 572,198 units, while sales of light commercial vehicles advanced by 5.8 percent to 143,497 units, both on year-on-year basis.


Similar articles

New motor vehicle registrations in Turkey fall 9.1% in Oct 2025 from Sept

19 Nov | Steel News

Turkish motor vehicle output up 3.6 percent in Jan-Oct 2025

17 Nov | Steel News

Automotive sales in Turkey up 10.2 percent in Jan-Oct 2025

04 Nov | Steel News

New motor vehicle registrations in Turkey down 8.7% in Sept 2025 from Aug

20 Oct | Steel News

Turkish motor vehicle sales up 8.5 percent in January-September 2025

14 Oct | Steel News

Tosyalı cuts carbon emissions in steel production to 650 kg, targets less than 500 kg

14 Oct | Steel News

Turkish motor vehicle output up 3.1 percent in January-September 2025

13 Oct | Steel News

Automotive sales in Turkey up 9.2 percent in Jan-Sept 2025

02 Oct | Steel News

Turkey imposes new duties on passenger car imports to protect domestic industry

24 Sep | Steel News

New motor vehicle registrations in Turkey down 16.4 percent in August 2025 from July

17 Sep | Steel News