Turkish car makers roll out 0% financing and price cuts for 2026 models

Major automotive brands in Turkey, including BMW, Togg, Toyota, Renault, Fiat, Hyundai, and Skoda, have launched a wave of promotions to revive slowing new‑car sales. Starting July 2026, they are offering zero‑percent loans with credit limits ranging from 100,000 TL to 5 million TL, alongside price discounts. Skoda announced that its Kamiq Elite 1.0 TSI 115 PS DSG will be sold for 1,864,200 TL, making it 126,300 TL cheaper than the comparable Fiat Egea Cross, which remains priced at 1,990,500 TL. Other brands list credit offers such as KIA (100,000 TL, 12‑month term) and Nissan (600,000 TL, 12‑month term). The combined financing and pricing incentives aim to boost consumer demand and clear inventory across the Turkish market.