Disabled Tax-Exempt Car Price Cap to Rise to 3,673,706 TL in 2027

The price limit for tax-exempt car purchases by disabled citizens in Turkey will rise to 3,673,706 TL from January 1, 2027. That figure comes from a calculation by journalist Taylan Özgür Dil and will apply unless the President changes it. The estimate is not official. The final amount will be published in the Official Gazette at the end of the year.

How was the new limit calculated?

The current limit for tax-exempt vehicles is 2,873,900 TL. According to Dil, that amount will increase from January 1, 2027 by the revaluation rate. The rate is given as 27.83%, and the new figure was reached by multiplying the current limit by that rate.

The revaluation rate is used to update certain tax and fee amounts every year, and the vehicle limit follows the same rate. The cap sets the maximum price of a car that can be bought under the exemption, which makes it one of the figures disabled buyers watch most closely.

Can the President change the rate?

The President has the power to raise or lower this rate by up to 50%. That power is generally not used for special consumption tax exemptions, so the calculated amount is not expected to change. Still, until the decision is published, a different figure cannot be ruled out entirely.

Which vehicles qualify for the exemption?

Tax-exempt vehicles are limited to models produced in Turkey. These models must also meet a local content requirement of 40%. The higher limit will not change the list of eligible models, which will remain subject to the same conditions.

The decision to be published in the Official Gazette at year's end will set the exact amount that applies from January 1, 2027.