TOGG, is finally starting the sales of its highly anticipated C-SUV model that was introduced last year. Initially, the company planned to sell and deliver 100th anniversary special edition models through an NFT auction. Unfortunately, the event was postponed due to an earthquake in Turkey. However, the good news is that TOGG is now kicking off its sales this month. Here are the details…
TOGG Launches C-SUV Model Sales This Month
As part of the Turkey’s 100th anniversary celebration, TOGG has decided to produce 2023 units of the C-SUV model as a special edition. The pre-order rights were made available through an NFT auction held on the Trumore application, starting in February.
However, due to the earthquake, the company announced on March 8 that the special edition TOGG models are no longer included in the priority delivery scope. As a result, individuals who purchase NFTs can order the special edition models and receive their deliveries on October 29, 2023, if they choose to participate in upcoming auctions.
It’s worth noting that during this process, some users withdrew their AVAX from their Trumore digital asset wallets, while others continued to hold them. Nonetheless, TOGG has no authority to interfere with users’ wallets, seize or block their AVAX, or sell and then reclaim them.
TOGG is set to start accepting pre-orders through its website and the Trumore application within March. The order sequence and deliveries will be determined by a lottery. Deliveries will commence at the end of March, with a total of 20,000 units to be produced and delivered by the end of the year.
The introduction of TOGG and its C-SUV model has been highly anticipated in Turkey since it is the first domestically produced electric car in the country. The company’s success will not only contribute to the development of the Turkish automotive industry but also boost the country’s economy. With the start of its sales, TOGG is expected to make a significant impact on the market and the country’s automotive industry.
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