Suara.com – LCGC (Low Cost Green Car) is a vehicle category in Indonesia that carries an environmentally friendly concept at an affordable price.
The government program supports the purchase of LCGC cars through tax incentives, making them more affordable for various levels of society.
However, the difference between LCGC cars and conventional cars lies not only in price, but also in several other aspects. Here are the differences according to the official Daihatsu website:
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1. Affordable Prices
– LCGC: LCGC cars are designed with a focus on low costs, so they are more affordable thanks to tax incentives.
– Conventional Cars: Conventional cars tend to have higher prices, influenced by the brand, features and specifications offered.
2. Size and Dimensions
– LCGC: Generally has a smaller size and dimensions, with a simple design for efficiency and practicality.
– Regular Cars: Wider range of sizes, covering small cars to large SUVs, meeting a variety of consumer needs.
3. Engine and Performance
– LCGC: Engines tend to be smaller with lower power, focus on fuel efficiency.
– Regular Car: Available with a larger engine option, providing better performance especially for acceleration and heavy loads.
4. Safety and Convenience Features
– LCGC: Safety and convenience features may be simpler to keep prices affordable.
– Regular Car: Offers a more comprehensive range of safety and comfort features depending on class and brand.
5. Taxes and Incentives
– LCGC: Get tax incentives from the government as part of the environmentally friendly vehicle program.
– Ordinary Cars: Do not get special tax incentives from the LCGC program.
6. Target Market
– LCGC: Aimed at markets looking for vehicles with low operating and purchasing costs.
– Ordinary Cars: Targets various market segments, including those looking for high performance, advanced features and luxury.
Keep in mind that these differences may vary depending on the specific make and model of car within each category. As the automotive industry continues to develop, the boundaries between LCGCs and regular cars may become more blurred with technological innovations and regulatory changes.