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

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

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

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

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

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

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.