The first mass-produced car developed by Turkey was the TOGG electric crossover. Available in 200 and 400 hp versions. with. and the power reserve reaches 500 km.
Sales of electric crossover TOGG started in Turkey. Orders will begin to be received in the coming days for the model, which will enter production as of the end of 2022. This was reported on the Yeni Şafak website.
The price of TOGG ranges from 1 to 1.6 million TL (52,700 – 84,300 $). The first cars will be delivered to customers by the end of March. A total of about 20,000 cars are planned to be produced in 2023, and export of the model to European countries will begin a little later.
Recall that Turkish TOGG cars have been developed since 2019 by the Automobile Enterprise Group consortium founded by businessman Mehmet Gürcan Karkash. $3.7 billion was invested in the creation of a car and the construction of a factory. The project is actively supported by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Electric car TOGG – details and features of the first Turkish car
The TOGG electric crossover is the first car to go into production. The design of the car, which reaches 4.8 m in length and 2.8 m in wheelbase, was developed by the famous Italian studio Pininfarina.
Six screens were installed simultaneously in the TOGG cabinet. They will then offer a semi-autonomous driving system and cameras instead of rear-view mirrors for cars at an additional cost.
A choice of 200 horsepower rear-wheel drive and 400 horsepower all-wheel drive versions. Acceleration to 100 km/h takes 7.6 seconds and 4.8 seconds, respectively. The power reserve of the first version is 300 km, and the top – 500 km. You can charge the battery to 80% in half an hour in fast mode.
The crossover will be followed by the TOGG sedan. Other plans include a minivan, a compact hatchback and a crossover. They plan to reach a production volume of 175,000 cars per year by 2030.
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Source: Focus
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