Turkish EV maker Togg is gearing up to expand into Europe with a more affordable electric SUV named the T6X. Scheduled for release in mid-2027, this new model aims to challenge the current high-price image of the brand by offering a smaller, competitively priced alternative.
A Smaller, Budget-Friendly Addition to Togg’s Lineup
The T6X will be the third model in Togg’s range, sitting below the T10X SUV and T10F sedan. With a length of around four meters, it will be noticeably more compact than its siblings. The company has revealed that the T6X is based on a new platform, featuring lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries developed with help from the Chinese battery supplier CATL.
While detailed specs like motor power, range, or exact battery capacity remain under wraps, Togg has set a target price of approximately 1.3 million Turkish liras—about €23,200 based on current exchange rates. This would make the T6X much more accessible compared to the T10 models that currently start near €39,000 in Turkey.
Launching Soon in Turkey, European Details Still Unclear
The brand plans to open orders and start deliveries of the T6X by June 2027. So far, the company has shown only a rough prototype that highlights the general design but doesn’t provide many technical insights.
Togg’s focus is on appealing to customers who find their current offerings too expensive, aiming to compete in the lower price segment of the European market. However, the price mentioned applies to Turkey, and costs may vary significantly in Europe after taxes and import fees.
Challenges in Europe and Market Position
Togg has been active in Germany since September 2025 but has struggled to establish a strong presence. Currently, its two models are only sold online and come with relatively high prices—over €40,000 for the Long Range T10X SUV and close to €49,000 for the sedan. These prices put the brand at a disadvantage against competitors like Volkswagen’s ID.4 and other affordable EVs.
If Togg brings the T6X to Europe, it will face tough competition in the entry-level SUV segment. For example, the Skoda Enyaq RS or Volkswagen ID.3 start at prices slightly above €28,000 before subsidies. Chinese EV makers like Leapmotor have also gained traction in markets like Spain by offering good value and strong service networks.
To make a real impact, Togg will need to provide competitive pricing, reliable support, and attractive warranty conditions in Europe. Only then can it hope to break through the crowded and price-sensitive compact electric SUV market.
Production Outlook
Togg aims to produce 60,000 vehicles in 2026 and plans to increase output to 100,000 units annually by the end of 2027. The T6X is expected to play a key role in reaching those goals by appealing to more budget-conscious buyers.
More details about the T6X’s technical specifications and European launch plans are likely to come closer to the model’s release date next year.
Source: motor.es