Togg September 2026 Campaign: Zero-Interest Financing on the T10X and T10F, Current Prices, and a Charging Guide

Turkey's homegrown car brand Togg rolled out a zero-interest financing campaign for the T10X and T10F on September 10, 2026. Heading into October, it's still one of the most talked-about topics in the country's EV scene. This post breaks down the campaign terms, the current September 2026 price list, the technical differences between the T10X and T10F, and the question that matters most to owners: how long does it take — and how much does it cost — to charge these cars at a public DC station in Turkey?

What's in the campaign?

Launched on Thursday, September 10, 2026, the campaign gives T10X and T10F buyers two financing paths:

• Zero-interest short-term loan: Buyers financing 700,000 TL get a 10-month term at 70,000 TL/month with no interest; buyers financing 900,000 TL get the same 10-month term at 90,000 TL/month, also interest-free.
• Standard auto loan up to 48 months: A longer-term, interest-bearing option is also available under the campaign.

The headline figure — "installments starting from 585,000 TL" — isn't a car price; it refers to the starting monthly payment under a specific loan-plus-down-payment structure. The actual list prices are below.

September 2026 price list

Trim	T10X (C-SUV)	T10F (Sedan)
V1 RWD Standard Range	1,909,048 TL	1,884,980 TL
V1 RWD Long Range	2,219,668 TL	2,195,600 TL
V2 RWD Long Range	2,411,000 TL	2,370,930 TL
V2 4More (dual motor, AWD)	3,218,137 TL	3,217,937 TL

The T10F undercuts the T10X by a few tens of thousands of TL across every trim — no surprise, since the sedan body is lighter and more aerodynamic than the SUV.

T10X vs. T10F: battery, range, power

Both models share the same 52.4 kWh and 88.5 kWh LFP battery packs and the same 160 kW / 320 kW motor options. The real difference comes down to body style: the T10F sedan squeezes more range out of the same battery than the T10X SUV.

Spec	T10X V1 Standard	T10X V1/V2 Long Range	T10F V1 Standard	T10F V1/V2 Long Range
Battery	52.4 kWh	88.5 kWh	52.4 kWh	88.5 kWh
WLTP range	~314 km	~523 km	335 km	~610–623 km
Motor power	160 kW (218 hp)	160 kW (218 hp)	160 kW (218 hp)	160 kW (218 hp)
0–100 km/h	—	—	7.2 s	7.2 s
Top speed	—	—	172 km/h	172 km/h

The V2 4More trims add a dual-motor AWD setup: 320 kW (435 hp) and 700 Nm of torque on the T10X, and 425 hp on the T10F. Because of the added weight and the AWD drivetrain, these trims fall short of the single-motor Long Range versions on WLTP range — Togg hasn't published an official WLTP figure for either 4More trim yet, so we're not listing one here.

Charging: how many minutes, how many TL?

Both Togg models share the same charging hardware:

• DC fast charging: Both support up to 180 kW on DC. At a suitable DC station, a 20%–80% charge takes about 28 minutes — roughly a coffee-break's worth of time before you're back on the road.
• AC charging: On an 11 kW AC connection (home wallbox or AC public charger), a full charge takes anywhere from 195 to 345 minutes depending on battery size.

Cost: On the Long Range trim (88.5 kWh), a 20%–80% DC charge pulls roughly 53 kWh of energy. DC charging rates in Turkey typically run around 10–15 TL per kWh depending on the operator, which puts the cost of taking a Togg from 20% to 80% at a DC station at roughly 550–800 TL. The exact figure depends on the station's live tariff and the car's actual charging curve — checking the real-time kWh price in an app like ADZE Charge's is the most reliable way to know before you plug in.

How it stacks up against the competition

At 1.9–2.4 million TL, the T10X and T10F Long Range trims lean on their domestic-manufacturing edge to offer a strong price-to-range ratio in this segment. For comparison, BYD's cheapest model in Turkey, the SEAL, starts at 4,077,000 TL — meaning Togg's Long Range trims sit at roughly half of BYD's entry price. That puts Togg in a strong position for buyers who want 500+ km of range without stretching their budget as far.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Togg T10X and T10F? They share the same platform, battery options, and motors — the real difference is body style. The T10X is a tall-riding C-SUV, while the T10F is a sedan. Because the sedan body is more aerodynamic, it gets a longer WLTP range from the same battery, and it's priced a few tens of thousands of TL lower across every trim.

How long does it take to fully charge a Togg at a DC fast charger? A Togg goes from 20% to 80% in about 28 minutes on DC. Going from 0% to 100% takes considerably longer, since the battery management system intentionally slows the charging rate in the final stretch — which is why it's generally best to charge in the 20–80% range in practice.

Can anyone take advantage of the zero-interest campaign? The campaign is structured around specific loan amounts (700,000 TL or 900,000 TL) with a 10-month term. Exact credit score, down payment, and bank requirements should be confirmed directly with a Togg dealer, since campaign terms can change from one period to the next.

How much does real-world range fall short of the WLTP figure? WLTP is a lab-measured standard. In winter, at highway speeds, and with the climate control running, EVs generally fall somewhat short of their WLTP number — that's not specific to Togg, it's true across the industry.

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Whether you're buying a Togg through the September campaign or at regular pricing, ADZE Charge's network of more than 50 locations across Turkey — built for 180 kW DC charging speeds — keeps the T10X and T10F ready for the road on intercity trips.

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