The electric vehicle (EV) market continues to expand with the latest models officially launched recently, including the Jaecoo J5 EV and the Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV. These additions highlight the growing diversity of electric vehicles available, catering to different consumer segments with prices ranging from under half a billion rupiahs to several billion.
Jaecoo J5 EV represents a futuristic urban SUV that combines elegance and practicality. It features a chrome-accented closed grille, sleek LED headlights, and sharp body lines that convey a dynamic and assertive look. Inside, the cabin offers luxury and comfort with a fully digital instrument panel, a large touchscreen, and soft-touch materials that emphasize a modern ambiance. Its electric motor delivers high power with responsive acceleration, while the battery supports over 500 kilometers on a single charge. Jaecoo offers the Standard variant at approximately Rp 249.9 million on-the-road in Jakarta, and the Premium variant for Rp 299.9 million, with exclusive promotional pricing for the first 1,000 customers.
On the luxury end, the Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV stands out with its distinctive black panel grille with vertical chrome slats and the elegant “MAYBACH” emblem integrated into the Digital Light system. The interior is crafted with natural materials and exclusive Nappa leather, complemented by open-pore wood panels that enhance its lounge-like atmosphere. Rear seats feature advanced comfort functions such as cooling, neck heating, massage capabilities, and a sophisticated energy comfort system. Additional luxuries include a First-Class Rear console with a refrigerator, MBUX tablet, and a Maybach logo projector. This ultra-luxury electric SUV is priced at Rp 7.65 billion off the road, excluding additional luxury taxes.
The expanding EV lineup offers numerous options across various price segments, supported by government incentives encouraging eco-friendly transportation. Below is a structured list presenting some prominent electric cars and their estimated prices sourced from reputable market data:
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Affordable and Entry-Level Models
- Seres E1 B-Type: Rp 189 million
- Wuling Air ev Lite: Rp 184 million
- VinFast VF 3 (battery subscription): Rp 152 million
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Mid-Range Electric Cars
- Jaecoo J5 EV Standard: Rp 249.9 million
- BYD Atto 1 Dynamic: Rp 195 million
- MG 4 EV Ignite: Rp 299 million
- Hyundai Kona Prime Long Range: Rp 579.2 million
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Premium Electric Vehicles
- Aion Y Plus Premium: Rp 479 million
- BMW i4 eDrive35: Rp 1.84 billion
- Kia EV6 GT-Line: Rp 1.34 billion
- Tesla Model 3 Standard Range: Rp 1.5 billion
- Luxury and Ultra-Luxury Segment
- Porsche Taycan: around Rp 4.2 billion
- Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ AMG Line: Rp 3.54 billion
- Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV: Rp 7.65 billion
Government initiatives continue to drive improvements in the electric vehicle landscape. Automakers are increasingly focusing on long-range battery technology, superior comfort features, and competitive pricing. This development broadens consumer access to EVs from practical city cars to opulent SUVs with state-of-the-art amenities.
The range of choices underscores the rapid evolution of Indonesia’s EV market towards more sustainable mobility solutions. Prospective buyers now enjoy a variety of models tailored to diverse needs, from affordable daily drivers to ultra-luxury experiences. This dynamic will likely foster further adoption of electric vehicles as infrastructure and incentives improve nationwide.
