At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, Jetour unveiled its latest electric vehicle, the X20e, which is expected to make its way to Indonesia soon. Although the X20e has not been officially released globally yet, we got an exclusive look at this compact EV that might soon be hitting Indonesian streets.
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A Look at Jetour X20e
At the event the Jetour X20e drew in large attention with its bright turquoise green color. Also noted was the “RHD” (Right-Hand Drive) label which that time had on its number plate. Which means that Jetour is putting out plans to go after markets like Indonesia that use right hand drive configurations.
Will the Jetour X20e Come to Indonesia?
Jetour’s marketing director in Indonesia, Moch Ranggy Radiansyah, confirmed that the company plans to launch three new models in Indonesia this year. Among these, one of the models is expected to be a 5-door mini EV, possibly the X20e. Moreover, Jetour is also planning to launch a gasoline model and potentially the X50e, which was showcased at IIMS 2025.
There are no official dates yet for the Indonesian launch of the X20e, but it’s probably going to debut either at GIIAS 2025 or later in the year.
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Jetour X20e Design and Features
Upon first impression, the Jetour X20e looks bigger than the competition in the mini EV class, including the Wuling Air EV and Seres E1. It’s about the same size as tiny hatchbacks like the Toyota Agya, Honda Brio, or Suzuki Karimun Wagon-R—all of which are best-selling cars in Indonesia.
The X20e comes with 15-inch tin rims and hubcaps, supported by 145/70 tires. The interior of the car is also trendy, with gray fabric being utilized to upholster the seats and adorn the door trims.
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What’s Next for the Jetour X20e?
The X20e’s entry into Indonesia is eagerly awaited, and everyone wants to know if Jetour will introduce it at GIIAS 2025 or later in the year. The small, fashionable, and fuel-efficient electric vehicle may be a perfect fit for Indonesia’s expanding EV market.