JAKARTA - The Indonesian government has targeted to reduce carbon emissions by 32 percent by 2030. One way to achieve this target is to encourage the use of electric motor-based vehicles (EVs).

Talking about electric cars, based on GAIKINDO data in 2022-2023, the increase in EV sales reached 49 percent. This means that there has been an increase in EV adoption in the country due to the many choices.

Electric cars are believed to be a solution to reduce carbon emissions because they do not have exhaust emissions.

Chery, for example, wants to contribute as well as to help reduce air pollution with the advantages of its products.

"We are committed to presenting innovative electric car technology and contributing to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)."

"This commitment is in line with our mission to support efforts to reduce the impact of climate change so that it can help reduce air pollution," said Harry Kamora, Vice President of PT Chery Sales Indonesia, in an official statement received on Saturday, December 16, 2023.

The more choices of electric car variants today, the more consumers can choose electric vehicles according to their mobility needs. Here are some things that must be researched before deciding to buy an electric car at this time:

1. Research

It is important to do research first before buying an electric car. You can compare the various types of electric cars available on the market to find cars that are most suitable for your needs and lifestyle.

2. Range distance

Paying attention to the range and capacity of electric vehicle batteries can also be something that must be considered. If you travel long distances, choose an electric car with sufficient distance.

As is known, currently, several electric car brands in Indonesia have a distance of more than 400 km in just one charge.

3. Consultation

Consult with dealers related to charging facilities, maintenance, operational, and guarantee and after-sale services. Diler can help provide information and understand the benefits of owning an electric car.

4. Battery Quality

Ensure the quality of the battery is tested with the Worldwide or Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicle Test Cycle/WLTC) standards. These standards serve to measure and evaluate the efficiency and energy performance of EVs.


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