Turkiye’s first locally made electric SUV caught fire while plugged in at a charging station, raising concerns about battery safety and the growing adoption of electric vehicles in the country. The incident occurred during what was expected to be a routine charging session, highlighting potential risks as manufacturers and consumers alike navigate the challenges of emerging electric vehicle technology. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the fire was linked to a manufacturing defect, charging infrastructure issue, or another factor, leaving many questions unanswered. With electric vehicles gaining traction globally, the case could prompt closer scrutiny of safety standards in the industry.
Turkiye’s first domestically produced electric SUV, the Togg T10X burst into flames at a charging station.
