Automakers Warn Excluding Turkiye From ‘Made in EU’ Rules Could Raise Costs
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Dr. Ayhan Zeytinoğlu, President of KSO and İKV, stated that the agreement between France and Germany, which excludes Turkey from the "Made in Europe" program, will harm automotive exports. He emphasized that the regulation is incompatible with the rights gained through the Customs Union and that Turkey should demand fair treatment and protect its rights.
Automakers Warn Excluding Turkiye From ‘Made in EU’ Rules Could Raise Costs
Excluding Türkiye from stricter “Made in EU” auto rules, backed by France and Germany to counter Chinese competition, could raise costs, disrupt supply chains and erode Europe’s competitive edge, industry representatives have warned. French President Emmanuel Macron’s plan to protect the European automotive industry against China has sparked debate. Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz …
Turkey is at risk of being subjected to restrictions in the European automobile market due to the planned EU regulations that may leave it... 19.10.2026, PRIM
It is a serious contradiction to see Turkey as an indispensable partner in European security while trying to exclude it from its economic future.
French President Macron has opened the door for the UK to be included in European manufacturing rules. Turkey's position, however, remains uncertain. Turkey exported $23 billion worth of automotive products to EU countries in the first nine months of the year. Dacia CEO Katrin Adt stated that she hopes Turkey will be included in the "Made in Europe" program.
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