Chery recently introduced the latest ranks from the Tiggo series, namely Tiggo 5X, at the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2024, which is one of the centers of attention.

Tiggo 5X still uses conventional fuel, unlike the hybrid variant available in neighboring countries such as the Philippines, where the Chery Tiggo 5X Pro Hybrid is present in the market. Why doesn't Chery introduce this Hybrid version to Indonesia? In fact, various other manufacturers have been busy filling the market segment.

"We think that the ICE version has its own advantages, such as ease of maintenance and lower selling full cost, as well as the availability of spare parts that are easier than hybrid vehicles," said Assistant President Director of PT Chery Sales Indonesia (CSI), Zeng Shuo, during a drive Tiggo 5X test media session at PIK 2, Friday, March 22.

However, he stated that Chery did not rule out the possibility of bringing a hybrid variant to the Indonesian market, although it has not provided further details.

On the same occasion, PT CSI's Product Planning, Yusuf, explained that there are some considerations for choosing a conventional version of the hybrid, including Chery's analysis of the market.

"We are considering market conditions and segments, and this is one of our considerations. Because in the end, if it doesn't compete with the segment, it will be difficult. With this strategy, we will try to enter the market," said Yusuf.

As additional information, Chery 5X in Indonesia comes in two types, namely Classic which is priced at IDR 269 million and type Champion which is priced at IDR 299 million. However, these prices only apply to the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2024 exhibition event.


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