Turkey's AI-Powered New Vehicle Inspection System in the World Press
The TURKA vehicle inspection system, set to launch in Turkey on August 15, 2027, has attracted global media attention with its artificial intelligence and automation technologies at the model center established in Istanbul.
Within the scope of TURKA, Turkey's new vehicle inspection era starting on August 15, 2027, the Model Vehicle Inspection Center established in Istanbul has resonated widely in the world press with its artificial intelligence and automation technologies. The $3 billion mega transformation project, which has been covered in numerous countries from the US to Germany, is being presented as an exemplary model in the international arena.
Model Center in Istanbul Becomes a Global Center of Attention
The technologies introduced at the Model Vehicle Inspection Center, established in Istanbul to prepare for the new vehicle inspection era starting in Turkey with TURKA on August 15, 2027, found extensive coverage in the world press. Ranging from AI-powered imaging to contactless measurement systems, the model made news in the US, the UK, Germany, Spain, and Argentina.
A $3 Billion Major Transformation Project
Covering Turkey's 34.5 million vehicle fleet and approximately 16 million inspections annually, this transition was described in international publications as one of the largest vehicle inspection projects in the world. It was emphasized that the project, planned to serve across Turkey with 352 centers and approximately 900 inspection lanes, will be implemented with an investment of approximately $3 billion.
Opus Group Emphasis in the US Press
The US press focused on Opus Group, one of TURKA's international partners, bringing its experience in artificial intelligence, imaging, and contactless measurement technologies to Turkey. It was reported that the company's know-how from North America will be adapted to the country's needs at the model center in Istanbul.
Next-Generation Technologies in the UK and Germany
UK and German media highlighted Turkey testing artificial intelligence, automation, central data management, and contactless measurement technologies on real vehicles. It was stated that the center in Istanbul will function as a large-scale technology and operation laboratory.
Partnerships in Spain and Argentina
Spanish news agency Europa Press stated that Itversia Gestión is bringing its experience in European Union legislation to Turkey. In the Argentine press, it was shared that VTV Norte will transfer its operational accumulation from Buenos Aires to Turkey's massive vehicle inspection market.
International Vision Statement from TURKA Management
TURKA Chairman of the Board Halis Ezer stated that the fact that the technologies introduced at the center in Istanbul made news in different countries shows that the model they built is being followed on an international scale. It was expressed that their goal is to establish a faster, more transparent system ready for the vehicles of the future.
New System to be Expanded to 352 Centers
Starting August 15, 2027, TURKA will serve across 81 provinces of Turkey with 249 fixed and 103 mobile centers. The AI-powered imaging, laser, and robotic equipment standards tested on real vehicles at the model center will later be transferred to the new network nationwide.