QJMotor has entered Indonesia, launching four new motorbikes across different segments, including a sport bike, a cruiser, a scooter, and a classic-style motorbike.

Huang Fei Teng, president director of QJMotor Industry Indonesia, expressed enthusiasm about bringing QJMotor to Indonesia, highlighting the country's strong passion for two-wheelers.

''We believe that consumers in Indonesia are increasingly looking for vehicles that are not only powerful but also feature stylish designs and cutting-edge technology,'' he said during the launch event in Jakarta on 11th February.

The models are priced at IDR 49.99 million (US$ 3,040) for the Fort 250, IDR 59.99 million for the SRV 250 AMT, IDR 179.99 million for the SRV 600 V, and IDR 249.99 million for the RK 800 RR.

The company is building a Sales, Service, and Spare Parts (3S) network across Indonesia to ensure optimal after-sales support while also fostering close relationships with the motorcycle community based on their hobbies and preferences.

QJMotor will make its debut at IIMS, taking place from 13th-23th February at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, as part of its strategy to introduce its products to a wider market.

In addition, the company plans to establish a factory in Indonesia, which will not only accelerate production and distribution but also enhance competitiveness in the local market and create greater economic opportunities.

''QJMotor aims to be more than just a motorcycle manufacturer we want to be part of the journey of Indonesian riders,'' said Huang Fei Teng.

''Through continuous innovation and a commitment to quality, we are confident that we will set new standards in the two-wheeler industry in the country,'' he concluded.