TURKA's vehicle inspection concession makes global headlines: $3 billion investment program highlighted

Theüsigning of the concession agreement by TURKA, which is preparing toç undertake vehicle inspection services in Turkey for 20 years starting August 15, 2027, ühas received coverage in the international press. Reports published in economic and financial mediaöemphasized that a new era is beginning for one of the world's largest vehicle inspection programs in Turkey and that an investment program of approximately $3 billion will be implemented.üIn reports published in various countries, particularly theüUnited States, Spain, Argentina, the United Kingdom, and Germany, the international partnership structure behind the TURKA brand and the importance of the vehicle inspection system in Turkey were highlighted.üüç çö

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Financial publications such as Yahoo! Finance, AP News, Morningstar, and Benzinga, as well as Abend Echo, Finanzjournal Aktuell, and wallstreet:online in Germany, and The Scotsman and The Yorkshire Post in the United Kingdom, reported the development to their readers. News regarding the contract was also published on the digital platforms of numerous local television stations affiliated with the FOX, CBS, ABC, and NBC networks in the U.S. çö

According to the reports, these publications reached 255 million people through nearly 1,000 media outlets across 28 countries on different continents, primarily in the U.S. and Europe.öö ü ü ü ü

A MARKET WITH 34.5 MILLION REGISTERED VEHICLESÇ

Turkey is cited as having one of the world's largest vehicle inspection programs, with 34.5 million registered vehicles and approximately 16 million vehicle inspections per year. In the new era that TURKA will take over, the goal is to modernize the existing infrastructure and establish a new-generation vehicle inspection system.üç ç üüüç üööç

Under the planned investment program, it is anticipated that 249 fixed and 103 mobile vehicle inspection stations, along with 900 inspection lines, will serve across all 81 provinces of Turkey. It is stated that the new system will be supported by artificial intelligence-assisted image processing, multi-point camera infrastructure, and laser scanning technologies.üç ööüüâ öüü ç

The new operating model aims for shorter inspection times, digital services, and processes focused on customer experience. TURKA was established by the MOI Joint Venture Group, which won the international tender held in 2025.üüüçç

The consortium includes MetGün Group from Turkey, Opus Group from the U.S., Itversia Gestion from Spain, and Argentina-based VTV Norte. Combining their experience in North America, Europe, and Latin America, the partnership will take over vehicle inspection services as of August 15, 2027.üüç

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