What is changing?
EPDK has set an annual 3,000 kWh SKTT (meter reading and consumption tariff) limit for 2027. This cap could push the electricity consumed by households that charge electric vehicles at home into a different tariff.
What the numbers say
According to ShiftDelete, a household charging a Togg T10X at home could see its monthly electricity bill rise from about 820 TL to 2,802 TL. That is a gap large enough to seriously erode the cost advantage of home charging.
Why it matters
For EV owners, home charging is the biggest lever for lowering running costs. The tariff change means those planning to charge at home need to recalculate their total cost of ownership.
Not yet final
The figures in the report are a scenario for how the cap could affect households. The actual impact will depend on how the tariff is applied and on each household's annual consumption.
