TOGG’s test-drives continue as planed—company
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Test-drives of Türkiye's domestically produced car are continuing as planned, the company said in a statement on Twitter.
“Our user experience tests, which we are conducting in real road conditions by taking all safety precautions, continue in line with our plans,” the statement said.
Tüm güvenlik önlemlerimizi alarak gerçek yol koşullarında yaptığımız kullanıcı deneyimi testlerimiz planlarımız doğrultusunda devam ediyor.#YeniLigeYolculuk#Togg pic.twitter.com/KytJPH9ny3
— Togg (@Togg2022) October 4, 2022
Togg, or Turkey's Automobile Joint Venture Group Inc. is a Turkish automotive company founded as a joint venture in 2018.
The company announced that the first car for which it has intellectual property rights will be ready for mass production by the end of 2022. (ILKHA)
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