Jetour Monitors Developments in Hybrid Car Incentive Policy

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Automotive company Jetour Indonesia is monitoring developments in government policy on incentives for the use of hybrid cars.

Fatur Farhananda, Product Training Expert at Jetour Sales Indonesia, said the company supports the introduction of incentives for electrified vehicles in principle.

“If incentives are introduced and Jetour can participate, that would certainly be better for customers, as prices could become lower,” he said in Jakarta on Monday (9 November).

While waiting for the government to clarify its policy on incentives for hybrid cars, the company is continuing to implement its existing business plan.

“Whether or not there are incentives, it seems it will not have much of an impact on us,” Fatur said.

“Looking at our plans and their implementation, we are still on track,” he added.

Fatur said sales of Jetour’s T1 and T2 models, with both internal combustion engine and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle variants, were so far in line with the company’s expectations.

“Overall, the T2 and T1 are meeting the expectations and plans we set internally. Thankfully, the market response has also been quite good,” he said.

He said Jetour’s retail car sales in Indonesia reached 2,938 units between January and October 2026.