
AI-generated summary
Public banks use vehicles to provide services, and the renovation of these vehicles is on the agenda. TOGG is Türkiye's domestic electric vehicle brand.
NEW Party Burdur Deputy İzzet Akbulut asked whether there is a government decision on the renewal of public banks' service vehicles with TOGG brand vehicles, whether there is a study carried out under the coordination of the ministry or an official plan, in the parliamentary question he submitted to the Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek. He also asked for information about whether there is a set target or schedule to replace the service vehicles used in all branches of public banks with TOGG by the end of the year.
ANSWER FROM ŞİMŞEK
Treasury and Finance Minister Şimşek did not deny the allegation in his response. Şimşek stated that DMO General Directorate is envisaging the gradual purchase of 30 thousand electric cars until December 31, 2035. Şimşek said, "DMO also carries out the procurement processes of vehicles requested by public banks as well as other public institutions and organizations. The procurement processes started in 2023 and the total purchase numbers of vehicles are determined within the scope of the protocol within the framework of the demands of institutions and organizations."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The process of replacing public banks' service vehicles with TOGG brand electric vehicles will continue from 2023 and the purchase of 30 thousand vehicles will be completed by the end of 2035.
Likely · Within years

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