Are Xpeng, Leapmotor, Zeekr and MG4 sold in Türkiye? Status of new electric brands (2026)
As of 3 November 2026, Xpeng, Leapmotor, Zeekr, Nio, Geely, Xiaomi and Polestar have no official sales in Türkiye; MG, Omoda, Chery and Lynk & Co are present in Türkiye but sell no electric (BEV) models. Since September 2025, electric cars made in China have been subject to an additional financial obligation of 30% or at least 8,500 dollars per vehicle; manufacturers that receive investment incentives in Türkiye can be exempted.
By: Şarj Rehberim · Updated: · 4 min read
Short answer
Most of the new electric brands people ask about are not officially sold in Türkiye. We checked the brands' Turkish websites and price lists on 3 November 2026: there is no current Turkish price list or official sales announcement for Xpeng, Leapmotor, Zeekr, Nio, Geely, Avatr, Xiaomi or Polestar.
MG, Omoda, Jaecoo, Chery and Lynk & Co are sold in Türkiye; however, these brands' Turkish lists contain no fully electric models. For all electric models sold in Türkiye, see our electric car prices guide.
Brand status in Türkiye (3 November 2026)
| Brand | Status in Türkiye | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Xpeng | Not sold | Turkish website does not open; the venture announced in 2023 appears not to have continued |
| Leapmotor | Not sold | The T03 was sold previously; no official statement on a return |
| Zeekr | Not sold | No official statement |
| MG | On sale, no electric | Only petrol and hybrid models on the 1 November 2026 list; no MG4 |
| Omoda and Jaecoo | On sale, no electric | Omoda E5 is not on the Turkish website |
| Chery | On sale, no electric | Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 8 |
| Lynk & Co | On sale, no electric | 01 plug-in hybrid |
| Polestar | Not sold | The network called "Polestar" on charging maps is a charging operator unrelated to the car brand |
| Nio, Geely, Avatr, Xiaomi | Not sold | No official statement |
| Kia EV4 and EV5, Renault 4 and Twingo E-Tech | Not sold | Not on Kia's and Renault's Turkish lists |
Sources (as of 3 November 2026): MG Türkiye price list · Lynk & Co Türkiye price list · Kia Türkiye price list · Renault Türkiye electric vehicles
Additional duty on electric cars made in China
- Presidential Decision no. 6886, published in March 2023, introduced an additional 40% customs duty on electric cars of Chinese origin; Decision no. 10436 of 22 September 2025 abolished this duty for electric cars and replaced it with an additional financial obligation of 30% or at least 8,500 dollars per vehicle (whichever is higher).
- Decision no. 8639 of June 2024 extended the additional duty to cover petrol and hybrid cars of Chinese origin as well (40%, at least USD 7,000).
- Decision no. 8724 of July 2024 exempted imports made under an investment incentive certificate from this additional duty; brands investing in production in Türkiye can use this route.
- Under the Ministry of Trade's regulation on electric vehicle imports, the importer must have, for each brand, at least 20 authorised service centres across seven regions and a Turkish-language call centre with at least 40 staff.
Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Official Gazette, 3 March 2023 · Official Gazette, 8 June 2024 · Official Gazette, 5 July 2024 · Official Gazette, 29 November 2023
Frequently asked questions
- Is Xpeng sold in Türkiye?
- No. As of 3 November 2026, Xpeng has no official sales, price list or working Turkish website in Türkiye.
- Is Leapmotor coming back to Türkiye?
- The Leapmotor T03 was previously sold in Türkiye but is not sold now. There is no official statement about a return.
- Is the MG4 available in Türkiye?
- No. MG Türkiye's 1 November 2026 price list contains only petrol and hybrid models; the MG4 is not sold.
- Will Zeekr come to Türkiye?
- There is no official statement about Zeekr entering Türkiye.