A101 to Launch Affordable Volta EV2 Electric Car inโข Turkey Next Week
Istanbul, Turkey – Turkish discount retailer A101 will โฃbegin offering the new Volta EV2 electric car starting nextโ week, positioning it as a budget-pleasant option for urban commuters. The announcement signals a meaningful step โin making electric vehicles more accessible to a wider consumer base in Turkey.
The Volta EV2, designed with city driving in mind, boasts โขa range of 159 kilometers (approximately 99 miles) on a full charge. The two-seater vehicle โคfeatures LED headlights, front and rear disc brakes, and a combined โbraking โsystem โค(CBS) โคfor enhanced safety, distributing brake force evenly duringโ emergency stops. Standard safety features include front and rear seatbelts and a windshieldโค wiper washing system.
Beyond basic safety, theโฃ EV2โฃ includes a differential system for easier โmaneuverability,โข a heating/defrosting system, and a USB port for charging mobile devices.The vehicle is equipped with a smart โคswitch for easy access andโ can reach aโฃ top speed of 60 kilometers per hour (approximately 37 mph). The battery requires approximately 8 hours for a full charge.
A101 previously offered โthe Volta EV1, โขlaunching it on august 28th with a price tag of 289,990 Turkish Lira (approximately $14,500 USD as of today’s exchange rate). The EV2 will also be available through installment plans, including โa 6-installment option with electric car credit cards.Delivery of the vehicle will be handled through authorized Volta service centers across Turkey, with an estimated delivery โฃtimeframe of 30 working โdays.
The launch โof โthe EV2 โcomes as Turkey increasingly focuses on sustainable transportation solutions. Whileโข details on the EV2’s pricing have not yet beenโฃ released, the success of theโ EV1 demonstrates a clear demandโ for affordable electric vehicles within the Turkish market. A101’s strategy of leveraging its extensive retailโฃ network to distribute the Volta EV2 is expected to further accelerate the adoption of electric mobility in the country.