Togg T10F

T10F in brief

The Togg T10F made its debut on January 9, 2024, at the CES show in Las Vegas. It's an electric compact sedan (C-segment) with a sleek 'fastback' body and five doors. The 'T' in the name stands for Turkey and Togg, '10' denotes the compact class, and 'F' signifies the fastback body style.

According to the manufacturer, the T10F is slightly taller, longer, and wider than the Tesla Model 3 and BYD Seal, though it belongs to the compact class. It's designed to compete with mid-size electric sedans like the BYD Seal, Tesla Model 3, and Hyundai Ioniq 6.

Design and Interior

Externally, it stands out with its sleek body line, hidden door handles, boomerang-shaped daytime running lights, and grille that resembles tulip petals—a symbol of Turkey. The rear features an integrated spoiler, and the roof can be two-tone.

The interior is similar to the T10X: a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a 29-inch panoramic central screen spanning the width of the dashboard, and an additional 8-inch touchscreen for settings. It offers a 12-speaker Meridian sound system, with the smart system controlled via the Trumore platform and app.

Standardly, the car comes with seven airbags and a wide array of driver-assistance features: adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition, lane-keeping assist, surround-view cameras, blind-spot monitoring, and automatic parking. The “Rush Hour Pilot” system allows for hands-free driving at speeds up to 15 km/h in traffic jams.

Battery and Charging

The T10F offers two lithium-ion battery options: 52.4 kWh (claimed range of around 350 km) and 88.5 kWh (around 623 km). The actual driving range depends on driving style, ambient temperature, and speed, so consider the manufacturer’s figures as a guideline.

At a DC fast-charging station, the car can charge at up to 180 kW: from 20% to 80% in approximately 28 minutes. The batteries are produced by the “Siro” company in Gemlike (Bursa province), located near the “Togg” factory; “Siro” is a joint venture between “Togg” and “Farasis Energy”.

What to Know When Buying a T10F

The T10F is a new model, so the supply of used cars is limited, and their history is short. Before buying, check if there is an official dealer and service in your country, what warranty applies to the battery, and if the car is intended for the European market (charging connector, software).

Many features depend on the software and the “Trumore” app, so check if the car is not linked to the previous owner’s account and if it receives updates. For a used car, request a battery health report and charging history.

Versions by Battery

Trim names may vary by market, so we list versions by battery capacity.

Battery comparison

For most buyers who don't just drive in the city, the better choice is the 88.5 kWh battery. If the car is mainly used for short trips, the 52.4 kWh will suffice.

Frequently asked questions