The Togg T10X, Turkey's first electric SUV, is marketed as a technologically advanced vehicle that integrates various functionalities beyond driving, such as streaming videos and shopping online. However, during a two-week test drive, it became apparent that many of its advertised smart features were not fully operational, leading to frustration for testers. A notable incident included the central display screen going black, raising concerns about the product's reliability.

Competing against established models like the VW ID.4, Škoda Enyak, and Tesla's Model Y, the Togg T10X aims to carve out a niche in the competitive electric vehicle market. While the car's innovative design and advanced technology are points of pride for its creators, the initial test results suggest that performance inconsistencies may hinder its market entry. Potential buyers may be deterred by the unresolved technical issues highlighted during the testing phase.

As the automotive industry increasingly shifts towards electric vehicles, the success of the Togg T10X will depend not only on its features but also on the company’s ability to address these early setbacks and provide a reliable product. If the issues remain unresolved, the T10X may struggle to compete effectively against its well-established rivals in the increasingly demanding EV market.