26.03.2025 11:50
Turkey's Automobile Initiative Group (Togg) has implemented the long-awaited innovations. Remote control and digital key features for the T10X have been made available. Users can easily activate and use these features. Togg officials stated that in the future, functions such as remote climate control and charging management will also be added to these features.
The Turkey's Automobile Initiative Group (Togg) has officially released the long-awaited remote control and digital key features for T10X users. The remote control and digital key features, which elevate the smart device experience to a new level, have been officially activated through Togg's mobile application, Trumore.
TOGG CAN BE CONTROLLED REMOTELY
Drivers can now start their T10X vehicles remotely, lock and unlock the doors, and check the trunk via the Trumore application. Togg officials stated that in the future, functions such as remote climate control and charging management will also be added to these features. This innovation will provide significant convenience to Togg users, especially in situations where they need to prepare the vehicle according to weather conditions or place their belongings remotely.
KEY FEATURE IS ALSO ACTIVE
Another important part of the new features is the digital key feature. Now, Togg T10X owners can use their smartphones as keys without needing a physical key. When approaching the vehicle with the phone in their pocket, the doors will automatically open, and when moving away from the vehicle, it will automatically lock. Additionally, the ability to securely share digital keys with family members or friends through the Trumore application is also noteworthy.
ADAS BECAME 300 THOUSAND TL
Finally, Togg, which launched a driving package for ADAS features, will end the free usage in the vehicles sold starting from April 7, 2024. Users who want to access driving features will need to make a one-time payment of 30,000 lira. The package includes three functions: adaptive cruise control, driver assistant, and heavy traffic pilot.