Infrastructure investments in the Turkish electric vehicle market continue unabated. Trugo, the high-speed charging network established by Togg, and Oncharge, one of the valuable players in the sector, are signing a giant roaming cooperation that will make the lives of electric vehicle users easier.

Within the scope of the new agreement, more than 700 charging sockets within Oncharge are integrated into Trugo’s smart roaming network. Thanks to this strategic partnership, the total number of sockets accessible via the Trugo mobile application suddenly reaches 7,000. Electric vehicle owners now have the opportunity to access a wide ecosystem spread across Turkey via a single platform, without getting lost among different applications.

• Major Integration:More than 700 charging sockets in the Oncharge infrastructure officially join the Trugo roaming network.

• Access to 7,000 Sockets:With the new collaboration, the total number of charging sockets accessible to Trugo mobile application users reaches 7,000.

• Convenience with a Single Membership:Drivers can view partner stations using any application from the two brands and pay with a single membership.

New Era in the Electric Vehicle Ecosystem: What is Roaming?

The spread of electric vehicles throughout Türkiye brings with it the need for charging stations and the management of these stations. The most difficult issue for drivers today is that they have to download another portable application and open a membership for each different charging brand.

The roaming system implemented between Trugo and Oncharge aims to solve this problem completely.

By integrating the devices in the Oncharge charging network into the Trugo mobile application, users gain a much wider and uninterrupted coverage area across Türkiye.

Drivers can make their payments using the portable application of their choice through a single membership and charge their vehicles effortlessly at selected stations. The brand-independent uninterrupted charging experience significantly reduces drivers’ range problems on long trips.

Uninterrupted Tracking and Payment through a Single Application

Thanks to the common roaming model implemented, common usage points can be viewed instantly on the map via the portable applications of both brands. Drivers can monitor the occupancy rate, charging speed and socket types of the stations on a single screen. This both optimizes time management and prevents the inconvenience of waiting in queues at charging stations.

“We Make Charging Experience More Accessible”

Following the collaboration, a joint official statement is made by Trugo and Oncharge. In the statement, it is emphasized that the aim is for electric vehicle users to access charging services in a much more flexible, practical and free way. The following words are included in the common text that will contribute to the development of the branch:

“ We have taken a valuable step that will further improve the charging experience of electric vehicle users. With this collaboration, the total number of sockets accessible via the Trugo mobile application reached 7,000, while Oncharge More than 700 sockets related to are included in the scope of common use. Thus, users can With membership, they will be able to benefit from charging service at selected stations via the portable application of their choice. electric vehicleWe believe that this collaboration, which will contribute to the development of the ecosystem, will contribute to the spread of sustainable transportation while strengthening the user experience. “In the coming period, we will continue to expand our charging network with different collaborations and provide services to our users at more points.”

Sustainable Transportation and Infrastructure Investments Gain Speed

The exponential increase in the total number of charging sockets in Turkey with each passing month stands out as the most concrete evidence of the electrification transformation in the automotive world. Trugo’s addition of the Oncharge adaptation to its previous similar collaborations directly affects the growth rate of the market.

Thanks to the transformation of competition into cooperation in favor of the user, the confidence of hesitant consumers who want to buy an electric vehicle in the infrastructure is increasing.

It is expected that similar roaming agreements will become widespread among different operators in the coming period. In this way, Türkiye is taking firm steps towards a level of integration at European standards regarding electric vehicle charging infrastructure.