Kemal Geçer, the first CEO of Tesla Turkey, spoke about the allegations against him. Geçer, who said that he was not fired, explained at least partially why he resigned.
Tesla, which has been officially in the Turkish market since April 2023, has recently been CEO Kemal Geçer is on the agenda with. We have readers who remember; Kemal Geçer was fired from Tesla’s automobile department in recent months. claims It came to the fore with. Geçer, who met with Emre Özpeynirci at that time, said that the allegations unfounded is he said.
Now, there has been a new development on the subject. Kemal Geçer, once again Statements to Emre Özpeynirci found. He said that he was not in a situation of being fired, and even when faced with the news about it, he said: you feel sad Geçer stated that he resigned from his position at Tesla Turkey at his own request.
“I left my post at the top”
Speaking to Emre Özpeynirci, Kemal Geçer resigned from his position as CEO of Tesla Turkey’s automobile unit. with his resignation relating to He used the following statements:
A difficult year awaits the automotive industry in Turkey in 2024. Tesla’s job is difficult if it does not make the necessary investments. We will see together. But I did my duty and delivered all the vehicles to their owners on time, as promised. I left my 2-year duty at the top.
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Emre Özpeynirci could not receive an official statement from Kemal Geçer. However, Özpeynirci states that the name Kemal Geçer Starlink Türkiye CEO He says it looks like. Özpeynirci’s source on this is Trade Registry Gazette.
Tesla does not plan to invest in Turkey
In a news we shared with you in September, we talked about a meeting between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and President Erdoğan. we mentioned. Erdogan, during the meeting, Tesla’s arrival to Turkey to establish a factory he wanted. Emre Özpeynirci announced that he had heard about this. According to what Özpeynirci has heard, Tesla is planning to build a factory in Turkey. no plan. At least for now.