Chinese smart electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer XPENG has officially entered the Indonesian market, marking a key step in its global expansion.
Supported by Erajaya Active Lifestyle, this move aims to introduce the auto major’s advanced EV technology to Indonesian consumers.
XPENG plans to start local production in Indonesia in the second half of 2025, focusing on the X9 and G6 models, which will be specifically designed for the right-hand drive market. By integrating local supply chains, the company hopes to foster a community of shared interests through technology, production capacity and ecosystem partnerships.
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Indonesia, as Southeast Asia’s largest new car market, presents a high-potential growth opportunity for the Chinese company. It intends to establish Indonesia and other markets in the APAC region as its next growth engine, driving its global success.
At the launch event, the EV maker showcased its 2025 product line-up for Indonesia, highlighting the X9 and G6 models. These models offer AI-driven innovation, intelligent mobility, and high-performance driving, providing users with a smarter, more connected, and more convenient experience.
Erajaya, a prominent player in Indonesia’s high-end technology and consumer electronics sector, represents leading global brands such as DJI. Leveraging its expertise and market presence, XPENG aims to drive market education for advanced smart EVs and enhance the user experience.
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Founded in 2014, XPENG designs, develops, manufactures and markets Smart EVs. It develops its full-stack advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) technology and intelligent in-car operating system in-house, along with core vehicle systems.
XPENG’s Smart EVs are primarily manufactured at its facilities in Zhaoqing and Guangzhou, Guangdong province. XPENG is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Exchange.
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