Togg T10X Price 2026: Current Price List, Trim Differences…

If you want to know what the Togg T10X costs in 2026 and which version gives you the most for your money, you're in the right place. Most people searching for "Togg T10X price" aren't only after the list price. They also want to know what they'll pay per kilometer once the car is in the driveway. In this article we cover the 2026 price list, the differences between trims, real-world range and charging costs in Turkey, all backed by numbers.

Togg T10X Price: Current 2026 Price List

Togg updates its prices several times a year. T10X prices stayed the same across the April, May and June 2026 lists. The figures below are the on-the-road prices for that period:

Version	Drivetrain	Battery	On-the-road price (June 2026)
V1 RWD Standard Range	Rear-wheel drive	~52.4 kWh	1,869,048 TL
V1 RWD Long Range	Rear-wheel drive	~88.5 kWh	2,179,668 TL
V2 RWD Long Range	Rear-wheel drive	~88.5 kWh	2,371,000 TL
V2 4More Obsidiyen	All-wheel drive	~88.5 kWh	3,218,057 TL

Important: Togg published a new price list for October 2026. Before you buy, check the latest figure on Togg's official website or in the Trumore app. Use the prices in this table as a reference for comparison.

How options change the price

The list price is only the starting point. The extras you choose can easily add 100,000–200,000 TL to the total. Some option prices reported in the 2026 press:

Obsidiyen design package: around 100,000 TL
19-inch wheels: around 40,000 TL
Meridian premium sound system: around 65,000 TL

For a realistic budget, add up "list price + the options you want + comprehensive insurance + a home charging unit."

Differences Between Trims: Which T10X Suits Whom?

Most of the price gap comes from battery capacity. Standard Range and Long Range are about 310,000 TL apart, and for that you get a battery roughly 36 kWh larger.

V1 RWD Standard Range: A sensible entry point for city driving

The roughly 52.4 kWh battery delivers about 310–315 km of range under the WLTP cycle. Real-world range varies with the season and your driving style. Around 280 km in summer city driving, and 220–240 km in winter or on the motorway, is a reasonable expectation.

Best for: drivers who cover 50–80 km a day, can charge regularly at home or at work, and make only a few intercity trips a year.

V1 / V2 RWD Long Range: The best balance of price and performance

The roughly 88.5 kWh battery offers more than 500 km of WLTP range. In theory, a trip like Istanbul–Ankara (about 450 km) is possible on a single charge. In practice, one 15–25 minute fast-charging stop at motorway speeds makes the journey far more relaxed.

The roughly 190,000 TL gap between V1 and V2 isn't about range. It comes from equipment: comfort and driver-assistance systems, interior materials and multimedia features. If range is your priority, the V1 Long Range is the version that offers the best value for money.

V2 4More: Performance and all-wheel drive

The dual-motor 4More brings all-wheel drive and stronger acceleration, but at a steep price: about 850,000 TL more than the V2 Long Range. Because of the extra motor, expect slightly less range than the rear-wheel-drive version with the same battery. It makes sense if you live somewhere with frequent snow and ice or if performance is your priority.

Beyond the Sticker Price: T10X Cost per Kilometer

With an electric car, the real savings show up in running costs. In mixed driving, the T10X uses roughly 16–20 kWh/100 km. We'll use an average of 18 kWh/100 km in the calculations below.

Cost per 100 km by charging type

Charging method	Example unit price	Cost per 100 km (18 kWh)	Cost per 1,000 km
Public AC charging	9.40 TL/kWh	~169 TL	~1,692 TL
Public DC fast charging	13.40 TL/kWh	~241 TL	~2,412 TL
Home charging (residential tariff)	Depends on tariff	Usually the lowest	—

The example unit prices are the AC and DC tariffs on the ADZE Charge network. Prices differ between operators. The cost of home charging depends on your consumption tier and your distribution region.

For comparison: a petrol SUV of similar size burns about 7–8 liters per 100 km. Multiply that by the current price of a liter of petrol and the gap becomes obvious. It's especially clear for drivers who charge mostly on AC.

Annual scenario

Take a driver who covers 20,000 km a year, doing 70% of their charging on AC and 30% on DC:

AC share: 14,000 km × 1.69 TL ≈ 23,700 TL
DC share: 6,000 km × 2.41 TL ≈ 14,500 TL
Total annual energy cost: about 38,000 TL

If you can charge at home, that figure drops even further. And since electric cars have no oil changes, timing belt kits or exhaust systems, maintenance costs are generally lower than for combustion cars.

Charging Times: Realistic Expectations

Charging time is another factor to weigh when considering the T10X.

AC charging (up to 11 kW)

The T10X's onboard AC charger handles about 11 kW. In practice, that adds roughly 50–60 km of range per hour.

Standard Range (52.4 kWh): about 5–6 hours from empty to full
Long Range (88.5 kWh): about 8–9 hours from empty to full

AC charging is ideal whenever the car is parked for a long time: overnight at home, at work, at a shopping mall or in a residential car park.

DC fast charging

According to Togg, the T10X can charge from 20% to 80% in under about 30 minutes at a suitable DC station. Actual times depend on station power, battery temperature and state of charge. Charging speed drops noticeably in cold weather and above 80%. That's why, on a road trip, charging to 80% and moving on is the most time-efficient approach.

Incentives, Taxes and Where to Buy

In Turkey, the special consumption tax (ÖTV) on electric cars is tiered by motor power and tax base. Togg's status as a domestically produced car also plays a key role in its pricing. Because ÖTV rules change from time to time, checking the current rate before you buy helps you read the price correctly.

Togg sells through the Trumore app and its own digital channels. Seasonal campaigns may include subsidized loan rates, trade-in bonuses or discounts on options. These campaigns can sometimes matter more than differences in list price, so we recommend comparing the list price with the total campaign cost within the same month.

Quick Comparison with Rivals

The T10X competes with electric models in Turkey's C-SUV segment, where the Tesla Model Y, BYD Atto 3 and similar cars stand out. Because their prices change frequently with exchange rates and campaigns, we won't quote exact figures. Still, the overall picture looks like this:

T10X strengths: a domestic service network, a Turkish-language digital ecosystem, a large battery in the Long Range versions, and strong second-hand demand for a local brand.
Things to watch: prices climb quickly in the upper trims, options can push the total up considerably, and its DC charging speed isn't among the fastest in the segment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Togg T10X?

According to the June 2026 list, the most affordable version is the V1 RWD Standard Range at 1,869,048 TL on the road. Togg updated its list again in October 2026, so confirm the current price through official channels.

How far can the Togg T10X go on a full charge?

Under WLTP, the Standard Range version offers about 310–315 km, while the rear-wheel-drive Long Range versions exceed 500 km. In real-world use, especially in winter and at motorway speeds, it's normal to get 15–25% less than these figures.

How much does it cost to charge a Togg T10X?

At an average consumption of 18 kWh/100 km, 100 km costs about 169 TL on public AC charging (9.40 TL/kWh) and about 241 TL on DC fast charging (13.40 TL/kWh). Charging the Long Range version from 20% to 80% on DC (about 53 kWh) costs around 710 TL.

Should I choose Standard Range or Long Range?

If you drive less than 80 km a day and can charge regularly at home or at work, Standard Range is enough. If you travel between cities often or don't have a fixed charging spot, the roughly 310,000 TL difference pays for itself in convenience by cutting down the number of charging stops.

Conclusion

In 2026, Togg T10X prices start at about 1.87 million TL and rise above 3.2 million TL for the 4More. In terms of value for money, the V1 RWD Long Range is the most balanced choice. To make the right decision, look beyond the list price and consider options, campaigns and per-kilometer charging costs together. A T10X driver who charges mostly on AC can cover 100 km for around 170 TL.

When you're looking for a place to charge your T10X in the city or on the road, you can add ADZE Charge's AC and DC stations at more than 50 locations to your route.

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Togg T10X Price 2026: Current Price List, Trim Differences and Real Running Costs