Provider Type: Electric Cars

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

Neta has sold electric crossovers such as the V and X in Indonesia, though the brand’s local business has faced financial difficulties.

Geely has introduced compact electric crossovers such as the EX2 to the Indonesian market as part of its regional expansion.

Toyota has expanded its battery-electric line-up in Indonesia beyond the bZ4X SUV to include a battery-electric version of the Hilux pickup.

Lexus, Toyota’s luxury division, sells the RZ battery-electric SUV in Indonesia as part of its premium electrified line-up.

BMW markets several premium electric models in Indonesia, including the iX SUV, aimed at the luxury EV segment.

Hyundai built Southeast Asia’s first integrated EV and battery plant in Indonesia and sells a broad EV lineup from the compact Kona to the Ioniq 5 and 6.

BYD entered Indonesia with a wide model range spanning city cars to premium SUVs and sedans, and has begun local assembly to support its rapid share gains.

Denza is BYD’s premium joint-venture brand, offering the D9 luxury MPV as its main model in the Indonesian market.

Chery markets electric SUVs under its own name in Indonesia alongside its Omoda and Jaecoo sub-brands.

Omoda is Chery’s crossover-focused sub-brand, sold in Indonesia with the E5 electric compact SUV.

Jaecoo is Chery’s rugged-styled SUV sub-brand, entering Indonesia’s EV segment with the J5 EV medium SUV.