Turkey is mulling a range of environmentally-friendly incentives to boost its domestic auto market.

The country has undergone a steep decline in sales numbers as the worldwide slowdown impacted on the auto sector, but the government is now ready to step in according to Turkish media reports.

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Industry minister Nihat Ergun is cited outlining a raft of measures including dedicated tax levels for green cars, as well as setting up an electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

“We will take action to provide infrastructure and cost-free building plots for the investments that will be made,” he is quoted as saying.

“We will establish support mechanisms to increase the local level of production.”

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Local media, highlighting data from the local automotive industry association, said production rose 69% last month and was up 81% in the first quarter.

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