Seres E3 Electric Car Will Be Launched at PEVS 2025

KatadataOTO – Seres is finally re-entering the electric car segment. They claim to be preparing a new product.

Their upcoming EV (Electric Vehicle) is the Seres E3. The vehicle will be launched soon.

"At the PEVS (Periklindo Electric Vehicle Show) 2025, we will pre-launch the Seres E3," said Cing Hok Rifin, Director Sales Center of PT Sokonindo Automobile in Jakarta, on Monday (24/03).

He stated that consumers interested in buying this Seres electric car can place an order at the exhibition.

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Later, the delivery of Seres E3 units will be carried out during the GIIAS (Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show) 2025 event.

So prospective buyers won't have to wait long to see the electric four-wheeler in their garage.

Furthermore, Cing Hok Rifin explained that the Seres E3 has undergone several changes since it was first introduced at GIIAS 2019.

"Changes include its size, rear bumper, and internal software system," he continued.

Cing Hok Rifin also hopes that the Seres E3 electric car will be well-received by domestic consumers.

However, he is still keeping the price of the Seres E3, which will be sold in the country, under wraps.

It is worth noting that the Seres E3 was caught on camera undergoing road tests some time ago.

In several posts uploaded by netizens, the EV was wrapped in camouflage stickers on a road.

For your information, the Seres E3 is equipped with a 50 kWh capacity battery. It is capable of delivering 201 hp.

This allows the electric four-wheeler to reach a maximum speed of 165 km/h.

It can accelerate from 0-100 km per hour in just 8.5 seconds. It also offers a range of up to 405 km on a single charge.

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In terms of dimensions, the Seres E3 has a length of 4,385 mm, a width of 1,850 mm, a height of 1,650 mm, and a wheelbase of 2,655 mm.

To support owner comfort, various modern features are also included. For example, wireless charging for smart devices.

Furthermore, there are auto-hold, cruise control, hill start assist, brake assist, as well as active and passive safety systems.