Wuling Will Launch New Electric Car In Indonesia 'Bingo', Take A Peek At The Specifications

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JAKARTA- Wuling Indonesia is rumored to be launching a new electric car for the country's market, this refers to data from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government Regional Revenue Agency (Bapenda) code E206REV.

This news was also strengthened because the brand from China had brought atip model at an exhibition in Indonesia, although it was still in the form of a concept that did not rule out the model in question, namely death.

This time VOI.ID wants to invite you to get to know more about the car that launched in the Bamboo Curtain country in April 2023. So what are the full specifications, here are the reviews quoted from the Carnewschina page, November 12.

From the appearance offered, this electric car has a modern design, with a large headlights, and is equipped with the Wuling logo on the grip.

Meanwhile, it comes with a higher dimension of the Wuling Air ev, whereby it has a length dimension of 3,950 mm, a width of 1,708 mm, a height of 1,580 mm and a wheelbase of 2,560 mm.

Talking about electric motorcycles, Wulingtal carries a maximum power of 50 kW and a torque of 150 Nm. While the peak speed is claimed to reach 100 kilometers per hour, and is equipped with two battery options with a maximum range of 203 km, 333 km and 410 km.

Talking about features, Wulinghir is equipped with two 10.2-inch screens, and is equipped with keyless entry, remote start, autonomous parking, transaction control, to electronic stability control.

As for the charging, there are three modes available, consisting of DC (fast charging) for those that take 35 minutes for DC fast charging from 30 percent to 80 percent, besides that for a slow charge AC 20-100 percent it takes 9.5 hours.

This electric car has four color choices, namely black, white, green and pink. In addition, it can get optional colors on white and black roofs.

Speaking of prices, for the local market (China) this car is sold starting from Rp126 million for the lowest variant, and also Rp178 million for a distance of 333 km, but cannot be used as a reference for the Indonesian market.