Turkish Cargo supports the globalization adventure of Togg, one of Turkey's most important initiatives, as a logistics solution partner.
Togg's tests such as road, safety, performance range/battery in accredited test centers located in many different places around the world are still ongoing. It was sent to Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, in order to carry out the winter tests within the scope of these tests. Making statements regarding the sending of Togg, THY Chairman of the Board and Executive Committee Prof. Dr. Ahmet Bolat said, "We are celebrating the success of Togg, which is one of the most important projects in achieving Turkey's future goals, in terms of its performance in international tests. With the pride of being the airline that operates flights to the largest number of countries in the world and the sense of responsibility arising from carrying the national flag; We feel the pride of transporting our country's automobile, Turkey's exports, all over the world."
M.Gürcan Karakaş, CEO of Togg, underlined their happiness for their cooperation with THY regarding the winter tests carried out in Argentina, and made the following statement:’’ Since the first moment we started this road, we have been trying to choose our collaborators from the most successful names, especially from Turkey and around the world. After our Transition Concept Smart Device, which we exhibited at the CES, known as the Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas in January 2022, we also launched our Togg Smart Device for the accredited test in Ushuaia, Argentina, almost at the South Pole, in order to carry out the continuation of our winter tests. With the support of Turkish Cargo, we achieved a strong cooperation. Meanwhile, our tests continue at accredited test centers located at different points around the world. We stand by our word in snow, winter, mud, if necessary, all over the world. We are taking firm steps towards our goal in order to be on the paths we promised.
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