Provider Type: Electric Cars

Brands selling battery-electric cars in Indonesia, with key models, indicative prices and local assembly details.

  • Aion

    GAC’s Aion brand has begun offering electric crossovers in the Indonesian market as part of its Southeast Asia expansion.

  • Citroën

    Citroën entered Indonesia’s affordable EV segment with the ë-C3 electric hatchback, part of Stellantis’s push into Southeast Asia.

  • Zeekr

    Zeekr, Geely’s premium electric-vehicle brand, sells performance-oriented crossovers such as the 7X in Indonesia.

  • Xpeng

    Xpeng markets its tech-focused electric SUVs in Indonesia, competing in the mid-to-premium crossover segment.

  • Nissan

    Nissan sells the Leaf hatchback in Indonesia as one of the market’s longest-running mass-production EV nameplates.

  • Volvo

    Volvo offers premium electric SUVs in Indonesia, including the compact EX30, as part of its shift to an all-electric line-up.

  • Porsche

    Porsche’s electric Taycan and Macan Electric are sold in Indonesia at the top end of the premium EV segment.

  • Changan

    Changan entered Indonesia’s budget EV segment with the compact Lumin, one of the cheapest new electric cars on sale.

  • Mercedes-Benz

    Mercedes-Benz offers its EQ range of electric sedans and SUVs in Indonesia, targeting premium buyers alongside its combustion line-up.

  • Polytron (Cars)

    Better known for its electric motorbikes, Indonesian conglomerate Polytron has also moved into locally made electric cars.

  • Seres

    Seres, sold in Indonesia through the former DFSK distributor Sokonindo, offers the compact E1 city EV built at its Banten plant.

  • MG

    MG offers accessibly priced EVs in Indonesia, including the rear-wheel-drive MG4 hatchback and ZS EV compact SUV.

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