Togg launches tests for new T10F electric sedan
Togg presented its electric sedan planned for 2025 as a near-production prototype at the CES in Las Vegas in January and published technical data. The T10F will be Togg’s second model after the T10X SUV and will be launched on the market in three versions: Standard Range RWD, Long Range RWD and Long Range AWD. The RWD models have a 160 kW engine, while the all-wheel drive version with a second engine has an output of 320 kW. The Standard Range models have a battery capacity of 52.4 kWh, while the Long Range models have a capacity of 88.5 kWh.
The vehicle’s technical tests have now begun. These are taking place in accredited centres in Turkey and abroad. The company is working tirelessly to make the T10F available to customers, said Togg CEO Mehmet Gurcan Karakas. “We have started our testing processes for the T10F, which we designed as a fastback that reflects today’s design dynamics and meets the expectations from sedan models,” Karakas said. “We aim to launch the T10F in the first quarter of 2025 and collect pre-orders. Starting from April, we will bring our new smart device to our users starting from Türkiye,” Karakas continued.
At the same time, Karakas confirmed the plan to expand into Germany soon. According to an earlier report, the T10X SUV could be exported to Germany as early as autumn. In line with this, a German-language Togg website is now online, which is also advertised with Google search ads. In the legal notice, the website names a Togg Europe GmbH based in Stuttgart – so this is apparently where the Turkish company is building up its German and European business. Togg had previously announced its intention to expand into other European countries. By 2032, Togg aims to have five different vehicle models in its portfolio and produce one million cars annually.
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