Turkey’s automotive industry, established for decades through licensed⁢ assembly of Western models, has taken a significant step forward with the emergence of Togg, a domestic car manufacturer. Early Turkish-built cars included the Renault 12, ⁢produced similarly to the Romanian Dacia 1310 (Renault 12 Bulls), and the Tofaş Murat 124, a localized version of the Fiat 124 (Tofaş Murat 124).

While established international manufacturers like Renault, Toyota, Fiat, and Mercedes-Benz continue to operate factories in Turkey, Togg was founded in 2018 and has recently begun releasing it’s first all-electric models: the T10x and T10F.

Recent testing by Euro NCAP has revealed extraordinary safety performance for both Togg models. ⁣According to the announcement, the T10x ⁤and T10F achieved higher safety scores than comparable BMW and Toyota vehicles tested in the same⁤ series of evaluations.