Turkish electric vehicle manufacturer Togg plans to expand its lineup with the launch of a more affordable model, the T6X, in June 2027.

Togg Chairman Fuat Tosyalı said the new model would be significantly cheaper than the company’s existing T10X and T10F electric vehicles, making the brand’s lineup accessible to a wider range of buyers, Vestnik Kavkaza reports.

The company is also preparing to introduce dual-motor versions of the T10X and T10F, branded T10X 4More and T10F 4More. Both models will deliver 435 horsepower and 700 Nm of torque, with a driving range of more than 500 kilometers.

Another upcoming addition is the T10F 4More Kehribar, which will be offered in seven exterior colors. The manufacturer has yet to disclose the model’s technical specifications.

Togg began mass production of its electric vehicles in 2023. The T10X and T10F have both received five-star ratings in Euro NCAP safety tests.

Domestically produced vehicles account for one in every three electric cars sold in Türkiye, highlighting the growing role of local manufacturers in the country’s electric vehicle market.

The planned T6X launch in June 2027 is expected to broaden Togg’s offering, while the new high-performance versions will expand its range of electric vehicles.