Turkish car manufacturer TOGG will be present at CES 2022 running from January 5-8t in Las Vegas, debuting its “Use-Case Mobility” technologies. TOGG, also known as Turkey’s Automotive Joint Venture Group, consists of five local companies that have come together to create a range of electric vehicles. TOGG revealed prototypes for its electric SUV and sedan two years ago and recently confirmed that production of both models would begin in 2022.
In a statement, TOGG confirmed that the
Use-Case Mobility technologies it will bring to CES will weave “together
advanced electric, autonomous, and connected mobility technologies within one
design sphere.” Presumably, the automaker will bring along its electric SUV and
sedan prototypes but this has yet to be confirmed.
Both the electric SUV and sedan pictured
here were designed by Italian studio Pininfarina Both the SUV and sedan models
will be offered in single and dual-motor configurations. Entry-level models
will be rear-wheel drive with a single electric motor delivering 200 hp while
flagship models will add an electric motor up front, resulting in a combined
400 hp. Dual-motor versions should hit 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds while
single-motor ones should hit the same mark in 7.6 seconds.
Preliminary range details suggest base
models will be able to travel at least 300 km on a single charge
while dual-motor models should have a range of over 500 km. TOGG
will build its vehicles at a factory in the Gemlik district of northwestern
Bursa province, which should be completed in early 2022.
