Best-Selling Electric Vehicle Models in Turkey in April

This content provides monthly developments in the electric vehicle market, up-to-date data on charging infrastructure, and official statistics on brand performance. While following Turkey's electric mobility ecosystem, you can review the key indicators on a monthly basis and easily learn the standout data for the April 2026 period.

Turkey's Electric Vehicle Fleet – April 2026

Electric vehicle ownership in Turkey continues to grow steadily. As of April 2026, the electric vehicle fleet has surpassed 420 thousand units, and market share has reached 19%.
Looking at the monthly figures, TOGG finished April at the top with 3,821 units sold, while KGM ranked second with 1,604 units sold. At the model level, the TOGG T10X topped the list with 2,278 units sold, while the KGM TORRES ranked second with 1,604 units sold.

Development of Charging Infrastructure and the Spread of Charging Stations

Charging infrastructure is one of the most critical elements of the electric vehicle ecosystem. In April, the total number of sockets reached 42,943, an increase of 892 sockets in a single month. Although the number of vehicles per socket rose to 9.8, infrastructure investments are progressing in parallel with growing demand. The increase in AC and DC sockets is making it easier for users to access faster, more widespread, and more reliable charging options.
You can use the ChargeIQ Charging Station Map to view charging points across Turkey and find the stations nearest to you.

Most Preferred Electric Vehicle Brands in April

In April, TOGG maintained its clear lead by continuing its strong sales performance. KGM and CITROEN stood out with high sales volumes, while MINI and OPEL held onto their positions near the top, showing that competition in the market continues to intensify. The presence of different manufacturers such as TESLA, VOLVO, MERCEDES, HYUNDAI, and KIA in the top 10 demonstrates that brand diversity in the electric vehicle market is increasing and that consumer preferences are spreading across a wider range.

For more information about domestically produced electric vehicle models and electric car manufacturing in Turkey, take a look at our guide on electric vehicles produced in Turkey.

Best-Selling Electric Vehicle Models in April

Looking at sales by model, the TOGG T10X, KGM TORRES, TOGG T10F, and MINI COUNTRYMAN stood out with high sales figures in April. Further down the list, the OPEL FRONTERA, VOLVO EX30, and TESLA MODEL Y drew attention, while the presence of models such as the CITROEN C3, CITROEN C3 AIRCROSS, and KIA EV3 in the top 10 points to increasingly diversified demand across different segments of the electric vehicle market and consumer preferences spreading over a wider range of models.

To keep a close eye on new models entering the electric vehicle market and vehicles expected to go on sale in Turkey, take a look at our content on electric vehicles to be launched in Turkey in 2026.

 Charging Station Companies With the Widest Charging Network in Turkey

Competition among charging network operators in Turkey continues to support the acceleration of infrastructure investments. ZES maintains its lead with 5,438 sockets, while Trugo and Voltrun rank near the top with high socket counts. Eşarj and Wat Mobilite stand out with their widespread networks, and the presence of operators such as Zeplin Car Rental, Otopriz, Astor, Beefull, and Otojet in the top 10 shows that charging infrastructure is expanding in a balanced way across the country. These developments reveal that a strong infrastructure is emerging that supports the transition to electric mobility by making journey planning more flexible and reliable for electric vehicle users.

To get to know charging operators more closely and compare the differences between companies, take a look at our content on Electric Vehicle Charging Station Companies in Turkey.

Charging Station Companies With the Highest Electricity Consumption

Looking at the electricity consumption rates of charging network operators, Trugo strengthened its leading position with a 20.02% share, while ZES and Eşarj maintained their places near the top with consumption rates of 14.67% and 7.46%, respectively. Further down the list, the notable shares of operators such as Astor, Voltrun, En Yakıt, and Tesla, together with the presence of brands such as Wat Mobilite, Otojet, and Zeplin in the top 10, show that the diversity of players in the sector is increasing. This picture indicates that, alongside the growing adoption of electric vehicles, consumption intensity in charging infrastructure continues to rise, and that user preferences are spreading across different networks, strengthening the competitive structure of the market.

*Figures are as of the April closing data.

Provinces With the Highest Electricity Consumption

Looking at electricity consumption rates by province for electric vehicles, Istanbul maintains its leading position with a 31.62% share, while Ankara and Izmir rank near the top with shares of 14.68% and 5.34%, respectively. Alongside the consumption rates in Bursa, Kocaeli, and Antalya — where industry, transportation, and tourism activity stand out — the presence of Balıkesir, Bolu, Konya, and Kayseri among the top 10 provinces shows that electric vehicle use continues to spread across Turkey. This regional distribution indicates that the need for charging infrastructure is increasingly growing not only in metropolitan areas but also along intercity transport corridors and in different regions of Anatolia.

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Sources:

Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA / EPDK) – Official Charging Network Data
Automotive Distributors and Mobility Association (ODMD) – Monthly Sales Reports