Quick Takeaways
- Türkiye’s November 2025 auto market posted strong YoY growth, driven by electrification and resilient OEM performance.
- Hybrids and EVs gained sharply as diesel declined, while production, imports, and exports all expanded.
On October 30, fresh industry data highlighted how Türkiye auto sales November 2025 reflected a strong rebound in the automotive market, supported by rising electrification and steady production growth. Total vehicle sales reached 137,347 units during the month, confirming a solid year-on-year expansion and signaling continued momentum across passenger and commercial segments.
Industry figures released by sector associations showed that November volumes were nearly 10 percent higher than the same month last year, underlining resilient consumer demand despite ongoing cost pressures and shifting powertrain preferences. The market’s performance also reflected stronger imports and exports, reinforcing Türkiye’s role as a key automotive hub.
Türkiye Auto Sales November 2025: Leading OEM Performance
Brand-level data revealed a competitive landscape led by established European manufacturers. Renault remained the top-selling brand in November with more than 15,800 units, securing close to 12 percent market share. Volkswagen followed with over 11,500 units, while Ford crossed the 10,600-unit mark.
Other major contributors included Fiat and Peugeot, each maintaining mid-single-digit market shares. Together, these OEMs accounted for a significant portion of total volumes, highlighting the continued dominance of high-volume brands in Türkiye auto sales November 2025.
Top OEM sales in November included:
Passenger Vehicle Mix Shifts Toward Electrification
Passenger vehicle registrations reflected a clear transition away from conventional powertrains. Gasoline-powered vehicles declined moderately, while diesel volumes fell sharply, continuing a multi-year downward trend. In contrast, electrified vehicles recorded strong growth across hybrid and battery-electric categories.
Hybrid models, including plug-in and mild hybrids, delivered the highest growth rate, capturing nearly one-third of the passenger car market. Electric vehicles, including range-extended EVs, also posted robust double-digit growth, reinforcing accelerating consumer acceptance.
Passenger vehicle breakdown highlights:
Production, Imports, and Exports Strengthen
On the supply side, Türkiye’s automotive production reached 131,606 units in November, marking a double-digit year-on-year increase. This growth reflected stable domestic manufacturing output and improving export demand.
Imports also rose sharply, approaching 100,000 units, while exports crossed the same threshold, underscoring Türkiye’s balanced trade dynamics. The parallel rise in production, imports, and exports indicates healthy supply-chain activity and sustained international demand for locally produced vehicles.
Overall, Türkiye auto sales November 2025 demonstrated a market in transition, where electrification, strong OEM competition, and expanding trade flows are reshaping the automotive landscape and setting the tone for the months ahead.
Industry figures released by sector associations showed that November volumes were nearly 10 percent higher than the same month last year, underlining resilient consumer demand despite ongoing cost pressures and shifting powertrain preferences. The market’s performance also reflected stronger imports and exports, reinforcing Türkiye’s role as a key automotive hub.
Türkiye Auto Sales November 2025: Leading OEM Performance
Brand-level data revealed a competitive landscape led by established European manufacturers. Renault remained the top-selling brand in November with more than 15,800 units, securing close to 12 percent market share. Volkswagen followed with over 11,500 units, while Ford crossed the 10,600-unit mark.
Other major contributors included Fiat and Peugeot, each maintaining mid-single-digit market shares. Together, these OEMs accounted for a significant portion of total volumes, highlighting the continued dominance of high-volume brands in Türkiye auto sales November 2025.
Top OEM sales in November included:
- Renault: 15,813 units (11.9 percent share)
- Volkswagen: 11,579 units (8.7 percent share)
- Ford: 10,617 units (8.0 percent share)
- Fiat: 8,870 units (6.7 percent share)
- Peugeot: 8,609 units (6.5 percent share)
Passenger Vehicle Mix Shifts Toward Electrification
Passenger vehicle registrations reflected a clear transition away from conventional powertrains. Gasoline-powered vehicles declined moderately, while diesel volumes fell sharply, continuing a multi-year downward trend. In contrast, electrified vehicles recorded strong growth across hybrid and battery-electric categories.
Hybrid models, including plug-in and mild hybrids, delivered the highest growth rate, capturing nearly one-third of the passenger car market. Electric vehicles, including range-extended EVs, also posted robust double-digit growth, reinforcing accelerating consumer acceptance.
Passenger vehicle breakdown highlights:
- Gasoline vehicles: 49,251 units, down 5.6 percent
- Diesel vehicles: 4,670 units, down 44.4 percent
- Hybrid vehicles (PHEV + MHEV): 32,263 units, up 60.1 percent
- Electric vehicles (including REEVs): 18,361 units, up 35.5 percent
Production, Imports, and Exports Strengthen
On the supply side, Türkiye’s automotive production reached 131,606 units in November, marking a double-digit year-on-year increase. This growth reflected stable domestic manufacturing output and improving export demand.
Imports also rose sharply, approaching 100,000 units, while exports crossed the same threshold, underscoring Türkiye’s balanced trade dynamics. The parallel rise in production, imports, and exports indicates healthy supply-chain activity and sustained international demand for locally produced vehicles.
Overall, Türkiye auto sales November 2025 demonstrated a market in transition, where electrification, strong OEM competition, and expanding trade flows are reshaping the automotive landscape and setting the tone for the months ahead.
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