Europe aimed at China, but the letter of intent that the Turkish Taşağuş Automobile Company signed on October 30 with the German car giant Volkswagen reached Turkey, raising hopes that Ankara could join the European-made system. The signed agreement provides an assessment of options for the resumption of production of Volkswagen passenger cars in Turkey. However, the announcement sent by the Turkish company to the public disclosure platform (KAP) does not specify details such as the production location of the German cars, the model and the scope of the investment. In response to your truth. Shortly, the Turkish journalist and economist Cengiz Aksen said that the agreement between Teşağuş Car and Volkswagen is not yet a decision to launch production: the parties have signed an agreement to carry out a feasibility study. In 2019, Volkswagen planned to produce the Passat and Skoda Superb at a plant created in Manisa, with an annual capacity of 300,000 units and an investment of about 1.3 billion euros. However, due to the corona epidemic that swept the world in 2020, the project was stopped halfway. According to Cengiz Axen, the German car giant, which plans to return to Turkey after six years through the Teşağuş Group, is looking into options for assembly or partial assembly at the Manisa factory. Continue reading here.

Europe aimed at China, but the letter of intent that the Turkish Taşağuş Automobile Company signed on October 30 with the German car giant Volkswagen reached Turkey, raising hopes that Ankara could join the European-made system. The signed agreement provides an assessment of options for the resumption of production of Volkswagen passenger cars in Turkey. However, the announcement sent by the Turkish company to the public disclosure platform (KAP) does not specify details such as the production location of the German cars, the model and the scope of the investment. In response to your truth. Shortly, the Turkish journalist and economist Cengiz Aksen said that the agreement between Teşağuş Car and Volkswagen is not yet a decision to launch production: the parties have signed an agreement to carry out a feasibility study. In 2019, Volkswagen planned to produce the Passat and Skoda Superb at a plant created in Manisa, with an annual capacity of 300,000 units and an investment of about 1.3 billion euros. However, due to the corona epidemic that swept the world in 2020, the project was stopped halfway. According to Cengiz Axen, the German car giant, which plans to return to Turkey after six years through the Teşağuş Group, is looking into options for assembly or partial assembly at the Manisa factory. Continue reading here.