Togg T10X was Turkey's top selling SUV in October with 4,059 units
By Eve
SUVs and crossovers sold 45,309 units in Turkey in October, a 69.77% share of the passenger car market, or roughly 7 in every 10 cars. From January to October the segment reached 461,200 units and a 66.56% share. The Togg T10X led October with 4,059 units, 8.96% of SUV sales, ahead of a Volkswagen model on 3,324, the Renault Boreal on 2,779, the Renault Duster on 2,249 and the BMW X1 on 2,212, according to the report.
Why it matters
A domestic brand leading a segment that makes up about two thirds of the car market shows where new vehicle volume is concentrated. Charging operators and procurers should watch how the Togg's sales translate into demand for charging in Turkey.
Source
- Original title
- “Türkiye’de en çok satılan SUV’lar belli oldu: Ekimde zirve Togg’un”
- Published
- 3 November 2026
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- Electric Vehicles
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- Turkey
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- Togg
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