As of 2025, charging infrastructure for electric trucks is entering a significant phase of development in terms of both technical capability and standardization. Steps are being taken to expand high-power DC charging systems suitable for the Light and Heavy Commercial Vehicles segment, with the aim of establishing infrastructure for long-range transport in compliance with international standards.
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As of 2025, electric truck production in Türkiye is entering a new phase in which stricter compliance with standards is being observed, driven by both global emissions targets and safety-focused technical regulations. Domestic manufacturers are moving toward vehicle architectures aligned with European Union and UNECE type approval frameworks, particularly through fully electric platforms developed in the heavy commercial segment and the battery solutions integrated into them.
Light commercial vehicle production rose 17 percent as the sector heads into 2026 with steady growth momentum.
Lords of Equipments (LoE) was introduced as the digital memory system that carries Türkiye’s production power in the commercial vehicle, superstructure equipment, construction machinery and trailer sectors to 173 countries in 12 languages.
Going beyond the electric transformation in commercial vehicle production, Türkiye has accelerated R&D in hydrogen, biofuel and HVO-based systems. As of 2025, nine manufacturers have set up test lines for next-generation fuel technologies.
The localization rate in Türkiye’s commercial vehicle production rose to 71% in 2025. Growing domestic production of engine, chassis, electronics and battery components in the supply chain has reduced the industrial ecosystem’s dependence on imports.
With electric commercial vehicle production up 42% in Q3 2025, Türkiye ranks third in Europe after Germany and France.