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  • Toyota

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

  • Geely

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

  • Neta

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

  • MG

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

  • Kia

    Kia sells a range of EVs in Indonesia from the compact EV5 to the large seven-seat EV9 SUV.

  • VinFast

    Vietnamese manufacturer VinFast entered Indonesia offering compact and micro electric SUVs such as the VF 3, positioning itself as an affordable EV alterna

  • Jaecoo

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

  • Omoda

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

  • Chery

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

  • Denza

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

  • BYD

    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.

  • Hyundai

    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.

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