Togg, the Turkish automaker, announced plans to commence pre-orders for its T10X electric SUV in Europe by year-end, marking a strategic move to expand beyond its domestic market. Germany, where Togg established a local subsidiary in 2021, will be among the initial international markets targeted.
Speaking on the anticipated European debut, Togg CEO GĆ¼rcan KarakaÅ highlighted the company’s ambition, stating, “We plan to launch the T10X in Germany this autumn,” while refraining from discussing specific pricing details.
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The Togg T10X is poised to compete with established electric SUVs in Germany, including the VW ID.4, Peugeot E-3008, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Kia EV6, which retail between ā¬43,900 and ā¬48,650. In Turkey, the T10X is priced at āŗ1,432,600 (ā¬40,693) for the base configuration.
The T10X lineup offers three power-electric configurations: Standard Range RWD, Long Range RWD, and Performance AWD. The Performance AWD variant, equipped with dual motors generating 320 kW and 700 Nm of torque, accelerates from 0 to 100 kph in just 4.8 seconds, setting a competitive benchmark in its segment.
Battery options range from a 52.4 kWh pack for the Standard Range RWD variant to an 88.5 kWh pack for the Long Range RWD and Performance AWD variants. A peak DC charging capacity of 180 kW allows for efficient charging, with a 20-80% charge achieved in 28 minutes.
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Since its March 2023 debut in Turkey, the T10X has garnered significant traction, with over 4,000 units sold last month alone, securing a dominant 56.33% market share in the domestic EV segment. Togg’s strategic roadmap includes expanding its vehicle lineup to include the T10F sedan and potentially introducing the ‘T8X’ B-segment SUV by 2025, with aspirations to achieve one million EV sales by 2032.
Togg aims to leverage its early market success to establish a strong foothold in the competitive European EV market, driven by the innovative capabilities of the T10X lineup.
