The foundation of Turkey’s first battery factory will be laid with a ceremony in Gemlik, Bursa, tomorrow. Established in partnership with Togg and the Chinese energy company Farasis, the Siro Battery Development and Production Campus aims to make Turkey an important integrated energy storage center in Europe and the Middle East.
Turkey is taking important steps to catch up with the change and transformation in the global automotive industry. Togg’s T10X to mass production Then, an important step will be taken in the battery field, which is one of the most important components of the vehicle.
According to a written statement from the Ministry of Industry and Technology, Turkey’s global mobility brand Togg Chinese energy firm Farasis in partnership A construction start ceremony will be held tomorrow at 14.00 for the Battery Development and Production Campus of Siro Silk Road Clean Energy Storage Technologies, which was established to develop energy storage solutions.
Türkiye will have the competence to develop and produce cells
Siro Battery Development and Production Campus, which will be established on an area of 607 thousand square meters next to Togg’s production base in Gemlik, is planned to be completed by the end of 2024. The last generation in the campus where cells, modules and packages will be produced, battery with high energy density cells will be produced.
Turkey is an important part of Europe and the Middle East in this field with the Siro Battery Development and Production Campus. It will become an integrated energy storage center.. Thus, Turkey will have the competence to develop and produce cells, which is available in only a few countries.
EMRA announced that the number of electric vehicle charging stations licenses in Turkey had increased to 124.
Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) Chairman Mustafa Yılmaz announced that 124 companies have obtained licenses to establish charging stations across Turkey. Yılmaz stated that there are 4,498 electric vehicle charging points serving commercially in Turkey, and that these points are He stated that 898 of them are fast charging points and 3,600 of them are slow charging points.
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