Togg range: how far do the T10X and T10F go? WLTP vs real range

Short answer

According to Togg's official catalogue, the longest range belongs to the T10F V1 RWD Uzun Menzil (Long Range) with its 89.6 kWh battery: 623 km WLTP on 19-inch wheels. The T10F V2 RWD Uzun Menzil goes 610 km, the T10X V1 and V2 RWD Uzun Menzil 523 km, and the all-wheel-drive T10X 4More 468 km. On the Standart Menzil (Standard Range) versions with the 52.4 kWh battery, range is 314 km for the T10X and 335–350 km for the T10F.

These are WLTP figures measured in a laboratory. In mixed driving it is realistic to expect about 80% of WLTP, and 60–70% in winter and on the motorway at 110–120 km/h; a long-range T10X covers about 425 km in mixed driving in mild weather and 325–375 km on the motorway in winter.

Togg T10X range, version by version

The T10X is Togg's SUV. The real range columns are Şarj Rehberim's estimate: 81% of WLTP for mixed driving and 62% for winter and motorway driving (the basis for the calculation is in our WLTP guide).

Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Togg T10X catalogue · Togg T10X price list

Togg T10F range, version by version

The T10F is Togg's sedan (fastback). Thanks to its lower, more aerodynamic body, it goes about 90–100 km further than the T10X on the same battery. On the Standart Menzil and V1 Uzun Menzil, 18-inch wheels are standard and 19-inch wheels optional; Togg's 623 km figure is for 19-inch wheels.

Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Togg T10F catalogue (21 October 2026) · Togg T10F price list

How far does a Togg go in winter?

In the cold, battery chemistry slows down and cabin heating uses energy; add motorway speed and range drops noticeably. In a test by the Turkish motoring outlet Sekiz Silindir in Erzurum in January 2026, driving from 100% to 0% at −13 °C and 90–110 km/h with the cabin heated to 23 °C, the T10F V2 Uzun Menzil covered 392 km and the T10X V2 Uzun Menzil 375 km. The test used cars built before June 2026 with the 88.5 kWh battery.

These results are about 64% (T10F) and 72% (T10X) of the WLTP figure, in line with the winter estimate in our tables. Before a long trip, preconditioning the car while it is plugged in and using seat heating rather than cabin heating will extend your winter range.

Togg charging time: DC and at home

• DC fast charging: according to Togg, 20% to 80% takes 26.5 minutes at a 180 kW station (all versions). In catalogues from before June 2026 this time was 28 minutes.
• At home or at an AC station: the car's onboard AC charger is 11 kW. With the long-range battery, 20% to 80% takes about 5–6 hours and empty to full about 8–9 hours. Togg does not publish these times; the figures are our own calculation.
• T10Xs built before June 2026 had a 22 kW AC charger; these cars charge about twice as fast at a 22 kW AC station.
• Togg's charging network is Trugo; according to Togg it has more than 1,500 high-speed chargers at more than 900 locations in all 81 provinces. On the Şarj Rehberim map you can see the stations of every network, Trugo included, along with their ₺/kWh prices.

Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Togg T10X catalogue · Trugo

How much does 100 km cost in a Togg?

In real-world use, a long-range T10X uses about 24 kWh/100 km and a T10F V2 about 21–22 kWh/100 km (1.23 times its WLTP consumption). The table below is calculated with the EPDK residential tariff and the October 2026 public DC average.

Togg battery life and warranty

According to Togg's FAQ page, the battery warranty on the T10X is 8 years or 160,000 km (whichever comes first); the vehicle warranty is 3 years or 100,000 km. Togg does not publish the capacity threshold the warranty covers; for the T10F, check the warranty terms in your sales documents.

Togg does not officially disclose its battery chemistry. The average loss measured in large electric car fleets is about 2.3% a year; at that rate, about 80% of capacity remains after 8 years. Our battery health (SOH) guide explains what to check when buying used.

Sources (as of 3 November 2026): Togg FAQ

Buying a used Togg: which battery?

• Long-range Toggs built before June 2026 have an 88.5 kWh (gross) battery; later ones have 89.6 kWh.
• Older catalogues listed the T10F V1 Uzun Menzil at 610 km on 18-inch wheels and 623 km on 19-inch wheels, and the T10F 4More at 523 km.
• Check the production date on the registration and sales documents, the wheel size and the remaining battery warranty; ask an authorised service centre for an SOH report.

Frequently asked questions

What is the range of a Togg?

According to Togg's October 2026 catalogue, WLTP range is between 314 km (T10X Standart Menzil) and 623 km (T10F V1 Uzun Menzil, 19-inch wheels), depending on the version. The best-selling T10X Uzun Menzil goes 523 km.

Which goes further, the Togg T10X or the T10F?

The T10F. With the same 89.6 kWh battery, the T10F Uzun Menzil has 610–623 km of WLTP range and the T10X Uzun Menzil 523 km; the difference comes from the sedan body's lower air resistance.

How far does a Togg really go?

In mixed driving, about 80% of the WLTP figure: about 425 km for the T10X Uzun Menzil and about 495–505 km for the T10F Uzun Menzil. In winter and on the motorway these figures fall to 300–400 km.

How long does a Togg take to charge?

26.5 minutes from 20% to 80% at a 180 kW DC station. At home with an 11 kW charging unit, 20% to 80% takes about 5–6 hours.

How long is the Togg battery warranty?

According to Togg, 8 years or 160,000 km on the T10X (whichever comes first). The vehicle warranty is 3 years or 100,000 km.