Geely Auto partners with Indonesian dealers to electrify the market

December 2, 2024 On November 28, 2024, Geely Autothe global mobility technology ecosystem provider, announced a strategic partnership with five leading Indonesian dealers. This collaboration marks an important milestone in Geely’s expansion into one of Southeast Asia’s largest automotive markets, and also demonstrates the company’s unwavering determination to continually broaden and deepen its global presence.

The ceremony was attended by Evin Ye, Deputy Director of Geely Auto International Corporation (GAIC), Xufeng Zhu, Deputy Executive Director of Geely Auto Group Finance Center, Jianguo Zhang, Director of Human Resources of Geely Auto Group, Victor Gao, Director general manager of Geely Auto Indonesia, and representatives of Indonesian partner dealers.

“Indonesia is not only a dynamic and promising market, but also a critical step for Geely to expand its presence in the right-hand drive segment. “The dealers we have collaborated with are not only well-established and widely recognized, but more importantly, they have deep knowledge of Chinese automotive brands and share Geely’s vision of jointly developing the Indonesian market,” Ye said.

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To further strengthen this collaboration, Geely hosted a delegation of Indonesian dealers at its headquarters in Hangzhou. During the visit, dealers toured Geely’s state-of-the-art R&D center and Qiantang manufacturing plant to learn about the brand’s commitment to technological advancement and quality. One of the highlights of the visit was the opportunity to test drive the Geely EX5, experiencing first-hand the extraordinary performance and quality of this flagship electric SUV, which further reinforced their confidence in collaborating with Geely.

In recent years, Indonesia’s automobile market has seen rapid growth. In this month of September, electric vehicles accounted for 5.8% of total vehicle sales in Indonesia. The Indonesian government has set ambitious targets, aiming for electric vehicle sales to reach 350,000 units and a market share of 32% by 2030. Additionally, the government plans to establish approximately 25,000 charging stations to support this growth.

The Indonesian government has set ambitious targets, aiming for electric vehicle sales to reach 350,000 units and a market share of 32% by 2030.

“Geely will enter the Indonesian market with pure electric models and leverage our extensive multi-brand product matrix spanning multiple categories and price points. In the next three years, we plan to introduce 5 to 7 models, including SUVs, MPVs and BEVs, PHEVs and ICE vehicles, to meet the diverse needs of different market segments,” said Victor Gao, General Manager of Geely Auto Indonesia. .

“Geely’s entry into the Indonesian market is a strong testament to the brand’s global ambitions and its dedication to delivering exceptional products and services to customers around the world.”