Countries lining up for the race! Export action that makes Turkey proud
Yöruk, the armored vehicle of the Turkish defense industry, which has achieved export success to 4 countries, is preparing for new export with the right-hand drive version exhibited for the first time.
Qazet.az reports, Nurol Makina, one of the manufacturers of armored land vehicles of the Turkish defense industry, exhibited the Ejder Yalcin 120 mm mortar vehicle at the SAHA EXPO Defense, Aviation and Space Industry Exhibition. Right-hand drive Yöruk 4x4 vehicle was presented for the first time at the exhibition.
Nurol Makina has so far delivered more than 1200 Ejder Yalcin cars to 9 countries. So far, contracts have been signed with 4 countries for Yöruk 4x4.
Nurol Makina Business Development Director Mehmet Çorbacıoğlu told Anadolu Agency (AA) that they participated in SAHA EXPO as a company for the first time.
Çorbacıoğlu stated that they presented the 120 mm mortar version of Ejder Yalçın, which "broke sales records" at the fair.
Çubukcıoğlu, who gave information about the nomadic car, said the following:
"The reason it's right-hand drive is that one of our main targets is the Far East market, that's what we brought it for. As you know, this has been reflected in the press before. There is interest in this car from the Japanese Armed Forces. Forces. Our Yöruk 4x4 is on the other side. Currently serving a variety of users as our vehicles. It offers ballistic and mine protection to NATO standards. From 2022, see our vehicles from South America to Europe, from Africa to the Gulf, Asia and even the Far East. available to many customers. Currently in service."
Stating that they operate in many different markets and conduct research on business development, Çorbacıoğlu said, "When you look, there are demands from serious customers and big countries in Europe. One of them is Hungary. We are negotiating with them. Different countries of that geography. We had good talks with the delegation here. "It was an intense fair for us. We will continue to follow these meetings after the fair."
