100% domestic brand VERY to hit the asphalt in 2024

Turkey's influence in the automotive market is growing day by day. Having started a significant era with Togg, our country will soon see another domestic brand on the roads. An official date has been set for the new generation domestic electric car, VERY, which was developed by the EVRY team in 300 days.

VERY will hit the roads in 2024

According to a report by Nurdoğan ARSLAN ERGÜN from Dünya Gazetesi, following Togg, Turkey's second 100% domestic brand in the electric vehicle sector, VERY, will hit the asphalt in 2024. It is stated that 800 orders have already been received. The car, developed by the EVRY team in 300 days, is expected to make its debut at the Go Green Fair.

Four different vehicle segments have been produced for the VERY brand, all in the L7 class. The sales prices of the vehicles at today's value will be around 25 thousand dollars. It is stated that mass production will begin in 2025. On the other hand, it is stated that the models will not only be on the roads in Turkey but also in Europe. It is even said that the process for the brand's European type approvals is ongoing.

The statement made by Yosun Karasu, co-founder of EVRY Technology and Mechanical Engineer, one of the names behind the domestic electric vehicles to be exhibited alongside TOGG at the Go Green Fair, is as follows;

"A 4-seater vehicle for private use. It has 4 doors and no door pillars. With this feature, it provides an extra easy usage area. Transport vehicle. It can be thought of as a 2-seater pick-up. The rear bed of this vehicle can be shaped modularly. It can be changed for transport, cooling unit, emergency health, garbage, etc. areas. Buggy model. 2-seater open-top buggy type vehicle.

Intended for use in hobby and summer resort areas. It can also be converted for winter use. Autonomous vehicle. A driverless vehicle with a carrying capacity of 1,500 kg, coded for fully autonomous driving or controlled by remote live driving. Its intended use is for areas such as military, health, and large industrial facilities."

News Source: 12punto