The electric car market in Indonesia entered April with relatively stable pricing, but a few brands still made notable adjustments. The sharpest change came from Chery, where the J6 Phantom Edition increased by as much as $3,300 to $3,700 depending on the variant, while Changan and Polytron also posted smaller upward revisions.
Industry data shows that Indonesia now has around 80 electric car models on sale, even as one model, the Lexus UX 300e, has been pulled from the market. The wider lineup reflects how quickly competition has expanded, with mainstream brands, Chinese entrants, and premium European makers now fighting for attention in a market that continues to grow.
Price changes that stand out
Among the brands that adjusted prices, Chery recorded the biggest jump. The J6 RWD Phantom Edition moved to about $40,300, up from roughly $36,… wait