Jakarta, June 13th 2024 – PT Neta Auto Indonesia (NETA), a leading electric car distributor, is once again making its presence felt at the Jakarta Fair Kemayoran 2024. The event, which runs from June 12 to July 14, 2024, will see NETA showcasing a diverse lineup of electric cars, including the latest model, the NETA V-II, along with a variety of special sales promotions exclusively for visitors.

Christy Lianto, Brand PR & Dealer Marketing Manager of NETA, expressed her enthusiasm about NETA's participation in the Jakarta Fair Kemayoran 2024. "We are excited and enthusiastic to participate in this year's Jakarta Fair Kemayoran. Through this event, we aim to introduce our latest lineup, the NETA V-II, to a wider audience and demonstrate NETA's commitment to delivering top-notch, eco-friendly electric vehicles," said Christy.

Officially launched in last May, the NETA V-II has garnered public attention, securing over 200 SPKs. At this exhibition, NETA will showcase three attractive colors of the NETA V-II: White Storm, Midnight Grey, and Baby Blue. These models feature the latest Smart Driving: 9 ADAS technology, designed to enhance driver comfort and ensure safety on the road. The NETA V-II stands out in its class with a range of up to 401 km on a single charge, making it an ideal choice for navigating busy, active, and dynamic road city.

To add more excitement to the exhibition, NETA has prepared various attractive promotions for visitors of Jakarta Fair Kemayoran 2024. Every customer who places a booking order for the NETA V-II during the fair will have the chance to participate in a Lucky Dip with exciting prizes such as an iPhone 15, Smart TV, Gold Bar, and Shopping Voucher. Prospective customers can also experience driving the NETA V-II firsthand through the Customer Test Drive.

“We hope visitors enjoy the various activities at the NETA booth throughout the Jakarta Fair Kemayoran. Through this event, we also hope to see accelerated growth in the electric vehicle market, so we can work together towards building a more environmentally friendly future," concluded Christy.