Zero interest loan campaign from Togg

Togg began offering users a 12-month term option with 0% interest or a 30-month term option with 2.29% interest for a 700,000 TL loan valid for existing T10X versions throughout September. Togg also offered GSR II compatible T10Xs for sale as of September 1.

Togg continues to introduce T10X to its users with special financing support. Togg offered its current T10X versions to its users at advantageous prices as part of a campaign valid throughout September. Within the scope of the campaign, it is possible to own a T10X by choosing the option of 0% interest and 12 months maturity for a loan of 700 thousand TL or 30 months maturity with a monthly repayment of 35 thousand 607 TL with a 2.29% interest rate at contracted banks.

GSR II COMPATIBLE T10X’S ON SALE

Togg has launched the T10Xs, which have ADAS software and hardware designed to increase driver, passenger and traffic safety, which the “General Safety Regulations” GSR II have made mandatory as standard in vehicles as of September 1, 2024, for sale as of September 1. The September campaign will be valid for all GSR II compatible T10Xs and a limited number of GSR I compatible versions. With the GSR II regulation, the smart lane tracking system, lane departure warning, frontal collision warning and emergency braking system have been offered as standard in T10X models produced as of the date the application came into force.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES CAN BE ACTIVATED FROM TRUMORE

Users will be able to activate the additional features of “Heavy Traffic Pilot”, “Adaptive Cruise Control” and “Adaptive Driver Assistant”, which are not mandatory for GSR II but are offered as standard hardware preparation, by purchasing them from the Trumore application. Users who take delivery of their T10Xs before September 2024 will not be required to pay for these features. These features coming to the T10Xs will work within the limits permitted by regulations; “Heavy Traffic Pilot” will automatically adjust the driving speed according to the traffic in front at speeds of up to 15 km/h, and in the event of a complete stop, it will continue to follow with the command it receives from the driver in accordance with the current rules. “Adaptive Driver Assistant” will be able to follow the vehicle in front at speeds of up to 60 km/h in cases where the lane lines cannot be read, and will be able to adapt itself by learning the user habits.

WORK CONTINUES FOR T10Xs ON THE ROAD

Togg stated in May 2023, when it began delivering the T10X model, that advanced driver assistance systems would be loaded onto the devices at a later date. Since then, following intensive engineering developments to meet the requirements required for compliance with GSR II regulations, work on the ADAS systems of vehicles that will set off before September 1, 2024 has also come to an end. The calendar on this subject will be shared with users in the coming days.

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