Inegöl Set to Build 1,600-Bus Capacity Plant: Will It Spark a Revolution in Turkey's Automotive Sector?
724FinanceRüzgar Ersoy
Key Highlights
Bursa'nın İnegöl ilçesinde **87 milyon 500 bin TL** yatırımla kurulacak **1.600 otobüs kapasiteli** yeni fabrika, Türkiye'nin toplu taşıma araçları ür

Bursa's Inegöl district is preparing to boost its automotive production capacity with a new investment of 87.5 million TL. The plant, planned by Ulaşım İç ve Dış Ticaret A.Ş., aims to produce 1,600 buses annually and has received a "Environmental Impact Assessment Positive (Annex-2)" decision from the Ministry of Environment.
Inegöl to Add a New Star to Turkey's Automotive Map
Preparing for Electric Bus Production
Contributing to the Automotive Supply Chain
This investment will enhance Turkey's local production capacity in the automotive sector, supporting both the national economy and opening doors for international markets. As a new player in the automotive supply chain, it could attract the attention of both domestic firms and foreign investors. Additionally, the prepared infrastructure for electric vehicle production could meet future sustainable mobility demands.
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