V2L with Togg: Using Power from the Vehicle (Vehicle-to-Load)
Togg, the domestically produced car, supports V2L (Vehicle-to-Load / power from the vehicle), one of the most useful features of electric vehicles. This lets you use your Togg's battery to power electrical devices from the outside. This guide explains how V2L works on the Togg and how to choose the right adapter.
Which Togg models have V2L?
| Model | Production / hardware | V2L |
|---|---|---|
| Togg T10F | 11 kW OBC from first production | Active with the 2.1.1 software update |
| Togg T10X | 2023 – 15 June 2026 · 22 kW OBC | Not available |
| Togg T10X | After 15 June 2026 · LFP battery, 11 kW OBC | Ships with V2L capability |
This table is based on public announcements and owner reports. Because V2L can depend on the software version and the production batch, confirm your own car from its on-screen menu or with a Togg authorised service before buying an adapter.
What is V2L (power from the vehicle)?
V2L is the vehicle converting the energy in its drive battery to 230V mains voltage and delivering it to external devices. The vehicle stops being a consumer and turns into a portable power station. With Togg, you can run your devices while camping, in the field and during short power cuts.
How is V2L used on the Togg?
A V2L adapter that plugs into the vehicle's charging socket (Type 2) converts the output to a standard earthed socket (Schuko); you plug your device directly into this socket. Thanks to the adapter, no extra installation is needed — carry it in the boot and draw power anywhere. (Confirm your vehicle's V2L power and recommended usage limits in the owner's manual.)
- Camping & caravanning: fridge, lighting, phone/laptop charging.
- Field & construction site: power tools such as drills and grinders.
- Emergencies: critical devices such as the fridge and modem during short cuts.
- Events & picnics: sound systems, grills, small appliances.
What to do if V2L does not work on your Togg
- First check the model and the production period — see the table above. On an older T10X, V2L does not appear in the menu at all; that is not a fault, the car simply does not have the feature.
- Confirm from the car's on-screen menu that V2L is switched on.
- Check the state of charge: most electric cars switch V2L off by themselves once the battery drops below a certain level.
- Make sure the adapter is fully seated in the socket; if the lock does not engage, the car will not deliver power.
- Reduce the combined power of the connected devices and try again — the output is cut when the limit is exceeded.
If none of these steps helps, the problem may be on the vehicle side rather than in the adapter; talk to your car's authorised service. Do not interfere with the electrical installation or open the device.
Tip: keep the total power of the devices you connect below the vehicle's V2L limit; keep the adapter dry and use a certified product.
Browse our locally manufactured V2L and C2L adapters for V2L-capable vehicles.
See V2L / C2L AdaptersFrequently Asked Questions
Does Togg support V2L?
Yes, Togg, the domestically produced car, supports the power-from-the-vehicle (V2L / Vehicle-to-Load) feature. This lets you use the energy in your Togg's drive battery to power electrical devices from the outside; the vehicle stops being a consumer and turns into a portable power station. To use it, you need a V2L adapter that plugs into the vehicle's Type 2 charging socket; this adapter converts the output to a standard earthed socket, and you plug your device directly into it. This way you can run your devices while camping, in the field and during short power cuts. It is recommended that you confirm the total power of the devices you connect, along with the recommended usage limits, in your vehicle's owner's manual; as long as you stay below that limit, you can draw power safely.
Which adapter do I need for Togg V2L?
To draw power from a Togg you need a V2L adapter that plugs into the car's Type 2 charging socket. The adapter converts that output into a standard earthed (Schuko) socket; you plug your device straight in, with no extra installation. Carried in the boot, it gives you power at a campsite, on site or at an event. For safe use choose a certified product, keep the adapter dry, and make sure the combined power of the connected devices stays below your car's V2L limit. One important note: on V2L adapters the vehicle-side connector differs by brand. Bemis's locally manufactured V2L adapters are made for Hyundai, Kia, Ssangyong, MG, BYD and Skywell vehicles; for Togg, confirm the correct adapter through your car's authorised channel. Our C2L adapters, by contrast, take the energy from the charger rather than the car, so they are brand independent.
What can I run with V2L?
As long as the total power stays below the vehicle's V2L limit, you can run many devices. Typical examples include: a fridge, lighting, and phone and laptop charging while camping and caravanning; power tools such as drills and grinders in the field and on the construction site; critical devices such as the fridge and modem during short power cuts; and sound systems, grills and small appliances at events and picnics. Because your vehicle turns into a portable outlet, you plug these devices directly into the adapter's earthed socket, with no extra installation needed. Check the total power of the devices you connect and verify the recommended usage limits in your vehicle's owner's manual.
What should I pay attention to when using V2L?
The most important rule is that the total power of all the devices you connect stays below the vehicle's V2L limit; confirm this limit in your vehicle's owner's manual. For safety, use a certified adapter and keep it dry, since outdoor settings such as camping and fieldwork carry a risk of moisture and water. Because the adapter plugs into the vehicle's Type 2 socket and converts the output to an earthed socket (Schuko), you connect your devices directly to this socket, with no extra installation needed. Avoid running several high-power devices at the same time; this keeps both your vehicle and your connected devices safe and ensures a stable flow of electricity.
What is drawing power from the vehicle with V2L good for?
V2L (power from the vehicle) means the vehicle converts the energy in its drive battery to 230V mains voltage and delivers it to external devices. This lets your vehicle act like a portable power station rather than a consumer, so you can run devices even where there is no mains electricity. It is most useful while camping, caravanning, in the field and on construction sites, during short power cuts, and at events. With this Togg feature, you can power many devices, from the fridge to power tools and from lighting to a sound system. Because the adapter is carried in the boot, you get power anywhere the moment you need it, with no extra installation — as long as the total power of the devices you connect stays below the vehicle's limit.
