Turkish people celebrate first domestically produced electric car

The Turkish people today are proud in a industrial manufacturing new electric car. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has presented the country’s first domestically produced electric car as the Turks celebrated the 99th anniversary of Republic Day.

“TOGG is the pride of our 85 million citizens,” Erdogan said at the opening ceremony of the TOGG Technology Campus, where the car will be mass-produced.

The country is witnessing the “fulfillment of a 60-year dream,” he continued.

“I hope TOGG will take to roads in many countries around world as prestigious Turkish brand in upcoming period.”

The TOGG electric car has become a symbol of the country’s high-tech advancement.

“We’re not competing for the past or today’s technology. We’re heading towards the technology of the future by making Turkiye’s indigenous car electrically powered,” Presifent Erdogan said of TOGG on Friday, during his ‘Century of Turkiye’ speech on Friday.

“With this project’s design, battery and recharging’s stations, we’re preparing our country for the future.”
Revenue in the Electric Vehicles market is projected to reach US$150.30bn in 2022.
Revenue is expected to show an annual growth rate (CAGR 2022-2027) of 17.78%, resulting in a projected market volume of US$340.70bn by 2027

Global EV sales continue strong. A total of 4,3 million new BEVs and PHEVs were delivered during the first half of 2022, an increase of +62 % compared to 2021 H1. The regional growth pattern is shifting, though. Following 2 years of steep sales increases in Europe, EVs gained only +9 % over 2021 H1 there. Weak overall vehicle markets and persistent component shortages have taken their toll, exacerbated by the war in Ukraine. EV sales in USA and Canada increased by 49 % for H1 year-on-year, despite a weak overall light vehicle market which plunged by 17 % during H1 y/y.

Albanian Minerals new reports in 2022 show that the global need for copper to rise by as much as 100 percent over the next decade. Green energy revolution has started, copper is one of the most important metal of this trillion USD industry.

Albanian Minerals CEO Sahit Muja said, An green energy and mobility revolution based on renewables and energy efficiency is urgently needed globally. The energy sector today, dominated by fossil fuels, accounts for over 70% cent of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. Global CO2e emissions must be reduced 50% by 2030 to avoid an increasing frequency and severity of dangerous and unprecedented weather extremes, including heatwaves, devastating floods and droughts, risks to food and water security, population displacement, and loss of lives and livelihoods”.

“The global need for a major change in green mobility to progress towards a more sustainable model, using less polluting and more efficient transport it is necessary. Ne progres in greener technology is the essential ally to be able to achieve this. Innovative solutions that facilitate mobility as a service, improve safety and optimize infrastructure capacity and maintenance are already beginning to reach the sector, making the busses, trains and trucks much more better”. Sahit Muja said.
“Batterie base materials , According to Albanian Minerals new reports in 2022 show that the global need for copper to rise by as much as 100 percent over the next decade. Green energy revolution has started, copper is one of the most important metal of this trillion USD industry.

Albanian Minerals CEO Sahit Muja said, An green energy and mobility revolution based on renewables and energy efficiency is urgently needed globally. The energy sector today, dominated by fossil fuels, accounts for over 70% cent of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. Global CO2e emissions must be reduced 50% by 2030 to avoid an increasing frequency and severity of dangerous and unprecedented weather extremes, including heatwaves, devastating floods and droughts, risks to food and water security, population displacement, and loss of lives and livelihoods”.

“The global need for a major change in green mobility to progress towards a more sustainable model, using less polluting and more efficient transport it is necessary. Ne progres in greener technology is the essential ally to be able to achieve this. Innovative solutions that facilitate mobility as a service, improve safety and optimize infrastructure capacity and maintenance are already beginning to reach the sector, making the busses, trains and trucks much more better”. Sahit Muja said.