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The Turkish automotive market closed 2025 in a strong demand environment, while the used car market remained stable. According to field research conducted by Otomerkezi.net, rising housing costs and changing investment behaviors have made cars an accessible and easily convertible investment vehicle for consumers.

Anadolu Group company Anadolu Isuzu has taken a significant strategic step in line with its vision of international growth and sustainable value creation. The company has signed a share transfer agreement for the transfer of shares corresponding to 75.2% of the capital of Uzbekistan-based SamAuto, a leading manufacturer of Central Asia's commercial vehicle sector.

The Women in Automotive Association (OTOKAD), established to strengthen the representation of women in Turkey's automotive sector, increase solidarity, and contribute to sectoral development, has begun its activities. The association's first general assembly was held on Tuesday, October 21. Nurten Berberoğlu was elected as the association's first president at the general assembly.

Turkey's automotive-focused digital media brand, Otomotiv Ajansı, is opening up to the global sector with its revamped design and multilingual publishing infrastructure.