TruGo, Togg’s charging network brand, has started the installation of electric vehicle chargers. According to the statement, the first devices were installed on the Istanbul-Ankara highway route.
TruGo, which installed 6 chargers in the first place, announced that four of the devices will provide a power of 180 kW and two of them over 300 kW.
It is also among the information that all electric cars can use TruGo’s chargers.
In the statement, it was said, “We have installed a total of 6 chargers, four of which are 180 kW and two above 300 kW, at the Bolu HighWay Recreation Facility, which is the most important transit point between Istanbul and Ankara. All electric vehicle users will be able to use these devices very soon.”
Aiming to establish an end-to-end high-performance charger in Turkey, Togg obtained its charging network operator license in July as a result of its application to the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) with the TruGo brand.
The company plans to offer an uninterrupted experience to all electric vehicle users with devices over 180 kWh in 81 provinces.
FILLS IN 25 MINUTES
TruGo’s chargers, which will serve with 1000 high-performance chargers (DC) in more than 600 locations, can charge an average battery to 80 percent in 25 minutes.
It was noted that TruGo, which will serve with 2000 sockets since there are two sockets on each device, will increase the number of stations at high traffic points.
Vestel, one of the founding partners of Togg, manufactures TruGo’s 180 kW chargers exclusively in Turkey.