Electrical car provides range up to 500 kilometers with its two different options of 200 hp and 400 hp..

The prototype of Turkey's first indigenous car was unveiled on Friday.

The electric car will have two different horsepower options -- 200 hp and 400 hp.

It was designed by Turkey’s Automobile Joint Venture Group (TOGG) in a brief span of 18 months.

The car will be able to do a 0-100 km/hour sprint in 7.6 seconds and 4.8 seconds, respectively, based on its engine type.

Its two models will have the 300 and 500 km range capacity.

The car will be connected to the internet and its system will run online updates.

With one of the longest wheelbases in its type, it will maximize spaciousness and comfort.

Its Lithium ion battery, which was developed by TOGG completely, can be charged up to 80% in less than 30 minutes.

The car conforms to standards of the European New Car Assessment Programme's five-star rating system.

It will provide holographic assistant technology with three dimensional display and augmented reality technologies. This technology will be used in Turkey's automobile for the first time as of 2022.

TOGG will produce five different models -- SUV, sedan, c-hatchback, b-SUV and b-MPV -- until 2030 and own their intellectual and industrial property rights.

The foundation of the factory will be laid in 2020 in the industrial province of Bursa. The factory's cost is expected to reach 22 billion Turkish liras ($3.7 billion). It will have the capacity to produce 175,000 vehicles annually. It will employ 4,323 staff, including 300 qualified personnel.

TOGG's electric vehicle platform, designed by TOGG engineers completely for all five models, will be original and patented. The platform will provide a structure for maximum efficiency, comfort, durability and safety.

The indigenous car will also be supported by the government with tax discounts and incentives.

Turkey’s president unveiled Friday the country’s first indigenous automobile prototype -- a move which he said will realize the country’s long-time dream.

Speaking at the publicity ceremony of the car in the industrial province of Kocaeli, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said: “Today, we are witnessing a historic day of realizing Turkey's 60-year dream together."

Stating that over 100 Turkish engineers worked to realize the project, he said: "We don't buy a license or permission from anyone, we determine all the technical features by ourselves.”

Erdogan stressed Turkey will deter all efforts to hinder the production of its own car.

“They managed to hinder the production of Devrim but they will not be able to hinder this automobile," he added.

Turkey first attempted to produce its own car in 1961, the Devrim (Revolution), but it never made it past the prototype stage.

“Turkey is not only a market for new technologies but has become a country that develops, produces and exports them all over the world," Erdogan said.

The Turkish president also said the factory for Turkey's first car will open in Gemlik district of the northwestern Bursa province.

The automobile "will not pollute the environment by working with zero-emission technology,” he said.

Erdogan placed an advance order for the car and later sat behind the wheel of one of the cars. The two models unveiled on Friday are red and white in color, to signify the Turkish flag.

In a tweet, Erdogan later expressed hope that the country's “experience in automobile technology projects will be an initiator and also pave the way for many other sectors.”

“We will have reached our goal the day we see our cars on the roads all over the world, starting from closer markets such as Europe,” he added.

Turkey's first lady Emine Erdogan also praised the country's first indigenous automobile prototype, TOGG, saying “#Turkey’s automobile, which will be on the road in 2022, will be our pride with its environmentally-friendly features.”

“It will considerably reduce air pollution thanks to its 100% electric and zero-emission design. I congratulate those who contributed to the production,” the first lady said on Twitter.

In June 2018, five Turkish industry giants; Anadolu Group, BMC, Kok Group, Turkcell and Zorlu Holding as well as an umbrella organization, the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey, joined hands to create an indigenous car.

Turkey has mobilized 750 million Turkish liras (over $126 million) to fund innovation and regional development, according to the country’s industry and technology minister.

The electric car will have five models with 175,000 units produced in a year.

The Turkish president also gave a test-drive for the SUV model of Turkey’s new full-electric car. He sat behind the wheel just after the publicity ceremony of the automobile in Kocaeli.

Turkey’s Technology and Industry Minister Mustafa Varank, and Gurcan Karakas, the CEO of Turkey’s Automobile Joint Venture Group (TOGG), a conglomerate of industrial giants, as well as Erdogan's grandchild Ahmet Akif Albayrak accompanied Turkish president during the test-driving.