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The Mayor of Alanya became the owner of a domestically produced TOGG car

The Mayor of Alanya became the owner of a domestically produced TOGG car

September 29, 2023

Mayor of Alanya Adem Murat Yucel became one of the first buyers of TOGG, the first domestic car of Turkey. The new car was delivered to its owner in Alanya.

Yucel, who got behind the wheel for the first time and took his first trip, said: "I once again felt proud to be a member of the Republic of Turkey." He thanked the designers and manufacturers of the TOGG car for their contribution to the field of engineering in Turkey. It is known that the license plate of the mayor's new car consists of the initials of his name "AY" - Adem Yucel.

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