  Abundant chemical diversity and structural tunability make organic-inorganic
hybrid perovskites (OIHPs) a rich ore for ferroelectrics. However, compared
with their inorganic counterparts such as BaTiO$_3$, their ferroelectric key
properties, including large spontaneous polarization ($P_s$), low coercive
field ($E_c$), and strong second harmonic generation (SHG) response, have long
been great challenges, which hinder their commercial applications. Here, a
quasi-one-dimensional OIHP DMAGeI$_3$ (DMA=Dimethylamine) is reported, with
notable ferroelectric attributes at room temperature: a large $P_s$ of 24.14
$\mu$C/cm$^2$ (on a par with BaTiO$_3$), a low $E_c$ below 2.2 kV/cm, and the
strongest SHG intensity in OIHP family (about 12 times of KH$_2$PO$_4$ (KDP)).
Revealed by the first-principles calculations, its large $P_s$ originates from
the synergistic effects of the stereochemically active $4s^2$ lone pair of
Ge$^{2+}$ and the ordering of organic cations, and its low kinetic energy
barrier of small DMA cations results in a low $E_c$. Our work brings the
comprehensive ferroelectric performances of OIHPs to a comparable level with
commercial inorganic ferroelectric perovskites.
