Top image: Photo: Chanokchon, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (Honda CUV e:, pictured at a show in Thailand)
Electric motorbike shoppers at the Periklindo Electric Vehicle Show (PEVS) 2026 in Jakarta are being offered some of the deepest price cuts seen on Indonesia’s two-wheeler market this year. Honda’s CUV e: scooter and United’s TX1800 are both being quoted at close to half their normal price, while Polytron, Alva and Indomobil eMotor are also running show-only discounts. The exhibition, which opened on Thursday 29 October at JIExpo Kemayoran, closes on Sunday 1 November.
Honda: CUV e: from about Rp 29 million
According to kumparanOTO, sales staff from Wahana Honda, the Jakarta dealer for Astra Honda Motor, said the cheapest version of the Honda CUV e: works out at around Rp 29 million once all show offers are combined, down from a normal Rp 54.5 million. The top CUV e: RoadSync Duo, which is sold with two Honda Power Pack e: batteries and a charging point, was quoted at about Rp 34 million instead of Rp 59.6 million. The smaller ICON e: was cut from about Rp 28 million to roughly Rp 23 million on the road in Jakarta. Kumparan did not say whether the CUV e: figures were on-the-road prices.
Otodream, which listed the official promotions at the show, put Honda’s discounts at Rp 25 million on the CUV e: and Rp 4.9 million on the ICON e:. It added that credit buyers can have three instalments taken off a 35-instalment plan.
United and Polytron
United E-Motor is offering the TX1800 for Rp 18.1 million on the road in Jakarta, down from Rp 34.9 million, kumparan reported. That is a saving of Rp 16.8 million, or roughly 48% (our calculation).
Polytron is selling its Fox 350 in two ways. With a battery-rental scheme, the price falls from Rp 22.5 million to Rp 17 million (on the road in Greater Jakarta). Bought outright with the battery, it drops from Rp 34.5 million to Rp 29 million. Both cuts work out at Rp 5.5 million (our calculation). Otodream, however, described Polytron’s offer as a direct subsidy of up to Rp 6 million on the Fox electric range. The gap may reflect different variants or extra stand offers, so buyers should confirm the final figure before paying. Kumparan did not report the monthly battery-rental fee.
Alva and Indomobil eMotor
Otodream reported that Alva is offering discounts of up to Rp 6 million on its electric motorbikes during the show. Indomobil eMotor has up to Rp 2.5 million off selected models, subject to its terms and conditions, Medcom reported. It is showing six bikes: the QT, QT Pro, Adora, Sprinto, Tyranno and Tyranno X. Visitors can test-ride them at the stand.
“We want people to get to know electric motorbikes not only through specification information.”
— Pius Wirawan, CEO of PT Indomobil Emotor Internasional, to Medcom (translated from Indonesian)
Organiser cashback and who is there
On top of the brand deals, organiser Dyandra Promosindo is running a spin-the-wheel cashback game worth up to Rp 2.5 million per win. Its total pool is up to Rp 200 million across car and motorbike purchases made at the show. According to Liputan6, the two-wheeler exhibitors are Alva, Astra Honda Motor, Indomobil E-Motor, Polytron, Selis, United and VinFast. Entry is free with online registration. The show is open from 10:00 to 19:00 WIB on Saturday and from 10:00 to 18:00 WIB on Sunday.
What it means for buyers
- The deadline is Sunday. All the offers reported here are tied to purchases made at PEVS, which ends on 1 November.
- Check what the “normal” price means. Show discounts are measured against list prices quoted by sales staff. Dealer prices outside the show can already be lower. Our directory entry for United, for example, lists October promotional prices well below Rp 34.9 million for some models. Ask for a written, on-the-road quote for your region.
- Battery rental versus ownership. Polytron’s rental scheme lowers the upfront cost but adds a recurring fee. Compare the total over the years you expect to keep the bike.
- Ask about batteries and service. Check the battery warranty, where swaps or charging are available near you, and how close the nearest service point is. Our running-costs guide explains how charging costs compare with petrol.
For context on demand, see our report on September motorbike sales and the e-motorbike incentive, and on the Pertamina, PLN and Len charging deal for the national Molinas e-motorbike programme.
Follow-up: PEVS 2026 closed on 1 November with 35,257 visitors; read our wrap-up, including the Just EV coalition’s report card for carmakers.
Sources: kumparanOTO; Otodream; Medcom.id; Liputan6