Togg held an event last October 29 for its first cars to come off the production line. Now, it is opening 20 experience stores in 7 regions of Turkey. The first one was opened at Zorlu Center in Istanbul. Here, not only the vehicle itself, but also some of its features and unknown details were revealed. The most curious one among them was the question of how much Togg burns. Here are the details…
How hot does the Togg burn? How much is 100 km?
In the experience store opened by Togg in Istanbul, a lot of information was shared about the use of the automobile. Here, almost everything that the driver and passengers can do in the vehicle is included. This includes battery, charge and fuel consumption. So how much does the Togg burn?
According to the data shared on the Togg control panel, the car has an average fuel consumption of 16.9 kWh/100 km in city use. In calm use, it is possible to reduce this value to 11.3 kWh/100 km. But this will be the momentary lowest level.
Togg’s first experience center opened in Istanbul!
Turkey’s domestic car Togg will have 20 experience centers in 7 regions. The first of this experience center was opened in Istanbul.
So, how much does Togg burn between Istanbul and Ankara? Here again, when we look at the data shared by the company, it is stated that the road, which is 445 km long and has a driving distance of 4 hours and 48 minutes, can be reached for 716 TL with a 1.6 liter petrol SUV and 321 TL with a Togg C-SUV.
This shows that it burns 72 cents per kilometer. Of course, if you fill the battery using the AC charging station or standard sockets in your home instead of fast charging stations in urban usage, it is possible to reduce your fuel expense to a level of around 35-50 cents per kilometer.
Of course, your journey will take a little longer as you will have to charge your battery from 20 percent to 80 percent in 23 minutes at Trugo or an alternative charging station around Bolu on the Ankara route. But in return, you will protect the environment by not emitting 712 grams of carbon.
It should also be noted that these data belong to the entry-level package with 0-100 acceleration in 7.6 seconds, 150 kW (211 HP), 330 Nm of torque and 315 km range. In the coming days, we will share this data when the data of the version with 300 kW (400+ HP) and 500+ km range becomes available.
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