Held at Kassel House in Munich, Germany, the TOGG Experience Day was met with great interest from the Turkish community. At the event, attended by citizens, business representatives, and members of the press, the delegation led by MÜSİAD Nürnberg President Tahir Aksu also closely examined and test-drove TOGG, Turkey's domestic and national car.

As part of the event, participants met with Consul General of the Republic of Turkey in Munich, Sualp Erdoğan and exchanged views on TOGG's development process, Turkey's transformation in the automotive industry, and its high-tech vision.

figure class="wp-block-image" data-align="center" style="text-align: center;">Nürnberg MÜSİAD Delegation Tests Domestic Car at TOGG Experience Day in Munich


TOGG's Technological Features Introduced

Throughout the program, TOGG officials gave detailed presentations on the vehicle's technical infrastructure, smart driving systems, equipment options, and digital technologies. Participants had the opportunity to experience both rear-wheel drive (two-wheel drive) and four-wheel drive versions during the test drives.

Following the test drives, participants expressed their satisfaction with TOGG's driving comfort, road handling, performance, quiet operation, safety features, and technological infrastructure.

"TOGG Represents Turkey's Technology Vision"

The MÜSİAD Nürnberg delegation emphasized that TOGG symbolizes not only Turkey's success in the automotive sector but also the country's development in engineering, technology, and innovation.

Delegation members stated that such promotional events held in Europe significantly contribute to TOGG's international recognition, and expressed pride in the strong interest the domestic and national car received in Germany.

The TOGG Experience Day offered participants the opportunity to examine Turkey's technological breakthrough in the automotive sector firsthand, while also making a significant contribution to the domestic car brand's promotional efforts in the European market.


Taner TÜZÜN / NÜRNBERG