Turkish car manufacturer Togg Enters German Market with 5-Star Electric Sedan and SUV to Challenge European EV Brands
Turkish automaker expands into Germany with T10X SUV and new T10F fastback sedan after gaining Euro NCAP 5-star ratings
At the IAA Mobility 2025 fair in Munich, Turkish electric vehicle maker Togg officially launched its presence in the German market with two models: the T10X SUV and the newly unveiled T10F fastback sedan.
Both vehicles have been awarded five stars in the Euro NCAP safety assessment, confirming they meet Europe’s rigorous safety standards.
Starting September 29, 2025, both models will be available for order online in Germany via Togg’s Trumore platform.
In Türkiye, the T10X has already sold over seventy thousand units.
While pricing for Germany has not yet been disclosed, the move represents Togg’s first step in expanding across Europe, with France, Italy, and other markets planned next.
Togg’s leadership positions this expansion as part of its broader goal to leverage Turkey’s accumulated manufacturing experience and local technology capacity—transforming what was once “foreign production in Türkiye” into a domestically developed and competitive mobilizer of Turkish innovation and job creation.
The German market is seen as a critical proving ground in Europe’s highly competitive EV sector, where safety, range, and digital user experience will shape consumer trust and brand positioning.
Both vehicles have been awarded five stars in the Euro NCAP safety assessment, confirming they meet Europe’s rigorous safety standards.
Starting September 29, 2025, both models will be available for order online in Germany via Togg’s Trumore platform.
In Türkiye, the T10X has already sold over seventy thousand units.
While pricing for Germany has not yet been disclosed, the move represents Togg’s first step in expanding across Europe, with France, Italy, and other markets planned next.
Togg’s leadership positions this expansion as part of its broader goal to leverage Turkey’s accumulated manufacturing experience and local technology capacity—transforming what was once “foreign production in Türkiye” into a domestically developed and competitive mobilizer of Turkish innovation and job creation.
The German market is seen as a critical proving ground in Europe’s highly competitive EV sector, where safety, range, and digital user experience will shape consumer trust and brand positioning.
