WHEELDRIVE – iCAR highlights its vision for the future of mobility through the V23 and the right-hand-drive V27, officially unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show 2026.
Designed as part of a unified new energy ecosystem, both models demonstrate how vehicles can evolve beyond transportation into adaptive systems that support everyday life.
In Indonesia, where cars are closely tied to identity and lifestyle, iCAR’s approach reflects a shift in how new energy vehicles are perceived.
Rather than focusing solely on electrification, the brand integrates design, technology, and usability into a cohesive system that responds to increasingly diverse user needs amid global energy transition trends.
The V23 and the right-hand-drive V27 share the same core philosophy but are developed for distinct roles. The V23 is built for urban mobility, emphasizing personalization, flexibility, and digital interaction.
With more than 20 modular expansion points and a high-performance digital platform, it offers a seamless and responsive driving experience tailored to modern city lifestyles. This positions the V23 not just as an electric vehicle, but as a customizable and adaptive mobility platform.
Meanwhile, the right-hand-drive V27 expands the scope of new energy applications as an all-rounder hybrid SUV. Equipped with Golden REEV architecture, an intelligent all-wheel-drive system, and vehicle-to-load (V2L) functionality, it delivers stable performance across various terrains while also serving as a mobile energy source.
Its capabilities make it suitable for long-distance travel, outdoor activities, and users with more complex mobility demands.
“Through these two models, iCAR delivers a consistent approach within a unified new energy ecosystem. Both embody the ‘Classic Never Fades’ philosophy, combining timeless design with modern technology to meet today’s mobility needs,” said Mark Yang, Country Director of iCAR Indonesia.
By unveiling the V23 and the right-hand-drive V27 on a global stage, iCAR reinforces its commitment to redefining new energy vehicles as more than a technical category. Instead, they are positioned as integrated systems designed around real user scenarios, balancing performance, efficiency, and lifestyle.
This approach signals a broader transformation in mobility where vehicles are not only tools for movement, but essential parts of everyday living.