Great Wall Motors se expande para o mercado indonésio, Juntando-se a uma série de montadoras chinesas

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Marcando uma expansão estratégica no cenário automotivo indonésio, A Great Wall Motors apresentou oficialmente sua marca GWM aos consumidores indonésios. A empresa revelou uma linha impressionante, incluindo modelos como o Tank 500 HEV, Haval H6 HEV, Haval Jolion HEV, e Ora Funky Cat, during the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) held on August 10.

(Imagem: Great Wall GWM)

As Chinese automakers continue to extend their global outreach, Great Wall’s entry into the Indonesian market underscores its commitment to offering smarter and environmentally conscious vehicle choices to a broader international audience. This latest move positions Indonesia as the ninth ASEAN country to welcome Great Wall, following successful entries into markets such as Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam.

Antes, on August 2, Great Wall celebrated the launch of its GWM brand in Vietnam with an event held in Hanoi, where the Haval H6 HEV was introduced.

(Imagem: Tanque GWM 500)

Notavelmente, Great Wall’s efforts in the Veículo de nova energia (NEV) sector are evident. The company reported a remarkable increase in NEV sales, Vender 28,896 units in July alone, Marcando um 163 percent surge from the previous year’s 10,994 unidades no mesmo mês. Além disso, this figure represents an 8.35 percent rise from June’s sales of 26,643 Unidades. Cumulatively, Great Wall’s NEV sales in the January-July period reached 121,965 Unidades, reflecting a substantial 64 porcentagem de aumento ano a ano.

In tandem with Great Wall’s expansion, Neta Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle startup, also made a significant stride by entering the Indonesian EV market. During the GIIAS exhibition, Neta Auto unveiled three models, which garnered considerable attention. Indonesian customers were offered the opportunity to reserve these models during the event, with official sales anticipated to commence in the fourth quarter.

As the Indonesian automotive sector welcomes these developments, the influence of Chinese automakers on the global market continues to grow.