Here's How Chery Supports Net Zero Emission Acceleration In Indonesia

Chery Omoda E5/PHOTO electric car: CSI)

JAKARTA - Sharing automotive manufacturers is committed to realizing a sustainable future by holding several interesting programs, including Chery Global.

This Chinese manufacturer to realize a sustainable future has begun with electrification innovations for the Omoda E5 model, and the commitment is followed by the implementation of environmental programs, Social and Governance (ESG) in various countries.

Meanwhile in Indonesia, Chery reinforces its commitment to environmental conservation through the 'Chery Go Green Fund' initiative. Chery will allocate 100 billion to provide greater opportunities for the Indonesian people to switch from fossil fuel vehicles to electric vehicles.

This initiative is in line with Chery's vision to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles and support the Indonesian government's target of reducing carbon emissions.

"We want to continue to contribute to preserving the environment and we understand that this must be done from various sides. Therefore, in addition to creating EV technological innovations, Chery also invites people to move together to realize environmental sustainability," said Head of Brand Department of PT Chery Sales Indonesia Rifkie Setiawan, in his official statement, Saturday, October 12.

Chery claims that a company's success is not only measured in terms of financial growth, but also its contribution to society and the environment. For this reason, this brand from China continues to strive to run its business responsibly and sustainably, both domestically and globally.

Chery's commitment in Indonesia was carried out by giving birth to EV innovation, which gave birth to the Chery Omoda E5 for the Indonesian market. This SUV offers the perfect combination of design, performance and technology.

Not only one model, this year Chery will also launch another electric car which was introduced at the GIIAS 2024 event last July. The model is iCar 03, the first off-road electric car in Indonesia to be launched at the end of this year.