The young Turkish electric vehicle manufacturer Togg launched its first model, the T10X, in spring 2023. The carmaker is now preparing to launch a third model following the T10X electric SUV and its T10F electric sedan derivative. This new model will be called the Togg T6X and will be a smaller electric SUV.

Togg CEO, Fuat Tosyalı, has now announced in an interview with the Turkish publication Anadolu Agency that this vehicle will be unveiled in June 2027. Tosyalı stated: “After the T10X and the T10F, we have specifically developed the T6X to be much, much more affordable than current market prices. We will also be running corresponding campaigns.”

The company has not yet revealed further details about the new Togg T6X. In a previous interview, Tosyalı said, “We are working flat out to offer the cheapest and most efficient car with the best equipment, and hopefully we will achieve this goal.” At that time, it was also stated that, with its compact design suited for urban traffic and competitive pricing, the T6X would further intensify competition in the Turkish electric vehicle segment.

When the company celebrated the production of its 100,000th electric vehicle in January 2026, the CEO announced a third model for 2027 under the name T6, which would be significantly more affordable and target a broader audience than the previous two models. The new electric car is to be positioned in the B-segment. Now that the name T6X has been chosen for the upcoming electric SUV, a T6F electric sedan could later be added to the lineup, following Togg’s existing model logic. This has not yet been confirmed, but Togg has already trademarked both names in 2023.

Togg’s first vehicles were initially only available in Turkey until the company began its international expansion in September 2025, starting with its market entry in Germany. The company chose Germany as its first foreign market because of its large Turkish expat population, counting on the potential to attract buyers with ties to Turkey.

aa.com.tr (Turkish), caspianpost.com