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Several new cars saw price reductions at GIIAS 2025, starting from the MG 4 EV and many more.
By Satrio Adhy
With these various offers, it becomes a valuable opportunity for visitors to own an affordably priced car at GIIAS 2025.
You just need to visit the Wuling or MG booths at ICE BSD, Tangerang.
Moreover, GIIAS 2025 will still be running until Sunday (03/08). So don't miss out on this promotion.
In addition, the salespeople will usually provide extra bonuses if you make a transaction there.
KatadataOTO has also summarized several new cars whose prices have dropped due to discounts from the respective dealers. In essence, exhibition visitors can get a unit for cheaper.
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