Harga Jaecoo J5 EV Alami Penyesuaian, Ini Daftar Mobil Listrik di Kisaran Rp 200 Jutaan

Harga kendaraan listrik di Indonesia kembali mengalami penyesuaian pada awal 2026. Salah satu yang terbaru adalah Jaecoo J5 EV yang resmi mengalami perubahan harga di pasar. Kondisi ini membuat posisinya di segmen mobil listrik terjangkau sedikit bergeser, yang sebelumnya cukup kompetitif di kisaran Rp 200 jutaan.

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Berdasarkan pembaruan harga, Jaecoo J5 EV kini hadir dalam dua pilihan varian. Versi Standard dipasarkan sekitar Rp 279,9 juta, meningkat dari sebelumnya Rp 249,9 juta. Sementara varian tertinggi, J5 EV Premium, berada di kisaran Rp 309,9 juta.

Meski terjadi kenaikan harga, segmen mobil listrik di rentang Rp 200 jutaan tetap menawarkan banyak pilihan dari berbagai merek. Beberapa model masih bersaing ketat dengan strategi harga yang beragam.

Dari beberapa opsi yang tersedia, BYD menghadirkan Atto 1 Premium di kisaran Rp 235 juta. Geely menawarkan EX2 Pro sekitar Rp 255 juta dan EX2 Max di Rp 285 juta. Sementara Neta V-II berada di kisaran Rp 299 juta.

Di segmen harga yang lebih terjangkau, Seres menghadirkan E1 L-Type dengan harga sekitar Rp 219 juta. VinFast juga menawarkan beberapa pilihan, seperti VF 5 mulai sekitar Rp 212 juta dengan skema sewa baterai hingga sekitar Rp 272 juta, serta VF e34 dengan harga sekitar Rp 283 juta melalui skema serupa. Wuling turut bersaing melalui Air EV Lite Standard Range sekitar Rp 214 juta dan varian Long Range sekitar Rp 251 juta.

Dengan semakin banyaknya pilihan, persaingan di segmen mobil listrik kelas Rp 200 jutaan semakin ketat. Kenaikan harga Jaecoo J5 EV pun membuat konsumen memiliki lebih banyak pertimbangan sebelum menentukan pilihan kendaraan yang sesuai kebutuhan.

Daftar mobil listrik kisaran Rp 200 jutaan:

Jaecoo J5 EV Standard: sekitar Rp 279,9 juta (sebelumnya Rp 249,9 juta)

BYD Atto 1 Premium: sekitar Rp 235 juta

Geely EX2 Pro: sekitar Rp 255 juta

Geely EX2 Max: sekitar Rp 285 juta

Neta V-II: sekitar Rp 299 juta

Seres E1 L-Type: sekitar Rp 219 juta

VinFast VF 5 (skema sewa baterai): sekitar Rp 212 juta

VinFast VF 5: sekitar Rp 272,35 juta

VinFast VF e34 (skema sewa baterai): sekitar Rp 283 juta

Wuling Air EV Lite Standard Range: sekitar Rp 214 juta

Wuling Air EV Lite Long Range: sekitar Rp 251 juta

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