Wuling Aira ev Electric City Cars Awarded to The Icon Indonesia 2026 Winners

Announced on August 5, 2026, Wuling Motors presented two Wuling Aira ev electric city cars as prizes to the top two winners of The Icon Indonesia 2026. Launched in Indonesia at GIIAS 2026 on July 29, the locally assembled Aira ev from the Cikarang plant is offered in Standard Range and Long Range variants. Both versions use a 30 kW, 85 Nm rear-wheel-drive motor and have a 101 km/h top speed. The Long Range uses a 25.1 kWh LFP battery with a claimed CLTC range of up to 301 km, while the Standard Range uses a 16.2 kWh LFP battery with a claimed CLTC range of up to 205 km.

Charging, Dimensions and Safety Equipment

Both variants support DC charging from 30% to 80% in approximately 35 minutes. AC charging from 20% to 100% takes approximately 7.2 hours for the Long Range and 4.8 hours for the Standard Range. The electric city car measures 3,268 x 1,550 x 1,575 mm in length, width and height, respectively, with a 2,190 mm wheelbase and seating for four occupants. Its safety equipment includes a body structure made with 60% high-strength steel, Magic Battery Pro, Dual SRS Airbags, ISOFIX, ESC, HHC, ABS, EBD, Electronic Parking Brake, Auto Vehicle Hold and TPMS.

Standard Range vs Long Range Specifications

The two locally assembled variants share the same motor output, drivetrain configuration and top speed, while their battery capacities, driving ranges and AC charging times differ.

For buyers in the Jakarta area, the Standard Range is priced at IDR 155 million, while the Long Range carries a price of IDR 175 million. The prize presentation adds visibility to the locally assembled electric city car following its Indonesian launch at GIIAS 2026. With the same rear-wheel-drive motor and top speed across both variants, the main differentiation comes from battery capacity, claimed CLTC range and charging time. The Long Range provides the larger 25.1 kWh battery and higher claimed range, while the Standard Range uses the smaller 16.2 kWh battery and has the shorter AC charging duration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two variants available?
The locally assembled electric city car is available in Standard Range and Long Range variants. Both versions use a 30 kW, 85 Nm rear-wheel-drive motor and have a 101 km/h top speed. The Standard Range is equipped with a 16.2 kWh LFP battery and offers a claimed CLTC range of up to 205 km. The Long Range uses a 25.1 kWh LFP battery and provides a claimed CLTC range of up to 301 km, giving buyers two battery and range configurations.

How quickly can the vehicles be charged?
Both variants support DC charging from 30% to 80% in approximately 35 minutes. Their AC charging times differ because of their respective battery configurations. The Standard Range takes approximately 4.8 hours to charge from 20% to 100% using AC charging, while the Long Range takes approximately 7.2 hours for the same charging range. This gives the two versions identical stated DC charging times but different AC charging durations based on their battery capacities.

How much do the two variants cost?
For the Jakarta area, the Standard Range is priced at IDR 155 million, while the Long Range is priced at IDR 175 million. The two versions share the same 30 kW, 85 Nm rear-wheel-drive motor and 101 km/h top speed, but differ in battery capacity and claimed CLTC range. The Standard Range uses a 16.2 kWh LFP battery with up to 205 km of claimed CLTC range, whereas the Long Range has a 25.1 kWh LFP battery with up to 301 km of claimed CLTC range.