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  • Volkswagen

    German carmaker Volkswagen sells the ID. Buzz, its electric take on the classic VW van, in Indonesia. It offers both a standard version and a Business Edition. It is one…

  • Suzuki

    Japanese carmaker Suzuki entered Indonesia’s battery-electric market with the e Vitara compact SUV, which is offered in single-tone and two-tone GLX versions. Suzuki is also a major seller of hybrids…

  • Oyika

    Singapore-founded Oyika provides battery-as-a-service swap cabinets for electric two-wheelers, including operations in the Indonesian market.

  • Swap Energi (SES)

    Swap Energi runs a battery-swap station network for electric motorbikes in Indonesia, letting riders exchange depleted packs for charged ones in minutes.

  • Electrum Charging

    Alongside making its own electric motorbikes, Electrum operates battery-swap stations to support ride-hailing riders switching depleted batteries quickly.

  • Voltron

    Voltron is a private Indonesian EV-charging network operator that installs and manages public and commercial charging points, with a companion app for loca

  • PLN SPKLU

    PLN operates Indonesia’s largest public EV charging network (SPKLU), with thousands of charging points built nationwide, mostly concentrated on Java.

  • Electrum

    Electrum is a joint venture between TBS Energi Utama and GoTo that produces electric motorbikes aimed heavily at ride-hailing drivers.

  • Benelli

    Benelli, the Italian heritage marque owned by Chinese group Qianjiang, offers a premium electric model in Indonesia’s top price tier.

  • IMOTO

    IMOTO sells premium-tier electric motorbikes in Indonesia positioned above mainstream local budget brands.

  • Smoot

    Smoot is a domestic electric-motorbike brand offering budget commuter and cargo-style scooters.

  • Yamaha

    Yamaha has been trialling and rolling out electric scooter models in Indonesia as part of its broader electrification plans.

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