DOFA Electric Motorcycle Company Showcased at the 2023 Indonesia EV Exhibition

Introduction to the 2023 Indonesia EV Exhibition

The 2023 The 2nd EV Indonesia 2023 was taken place at Jakarta International Expo on 24th to 26th, May. alongside INAPA 2023, INABIKE 2023, IIBT 2023, Tyre & Rubber Indonesia 2023, and Transport & Logistics 2023. It's a grand event that showcased the latest innovations and advancements in electric vehicle technology. This exhibition served as a platform for electric motorcycle companies, manufacturers, and enthusiasts to come together and share their knowledge, experiences, and insights into the future of electric mobility.

As one the the leading electric vehicle company in China, DOFA attended the exhibition and our team made a lot market research apon Indonesia electric vehicle industry and found its potential opportunity and requirements. Take a look with DOFA! 

The future of electric motorcycles in Indonesia

Growing demand for electric motorcycles

The demand for electric motorcycles in Indonesia has been steadily growing over the past few years, driven by a combination of factors such as increasing awareness about environmental issues, rising fuel prices, and government support for green transportation solutions. This trend is expected to continue in the coming years, with the market for electric motorcycles in Indonesia projected to expand at a rapid pace. The presence of leading Chinese electric motorcycle manufacturers at the 2023 Indonesia EV Exhibition is a testament to the growing interest and investment in the country's electric vehicle market.

National Electric Vehicle Roadmap

The Indonesian government has recognized the importance of promoting electric vehicles as a means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve air quality, and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. As part of its commitment to supporting the growth of the electric vehicle market, the government has unveiled the National Electric Vehicle Roadmap, which outlines the country's strategy for the development and promotion of electric vehicles, including motorcycles, over the short and long-term.

The Indonesian government has issued relevant policies. By 2030, subsidize 13 million electric motorcycles and 2 million electric vehicles; completely ban the sales and production of fuel motorcycles by 2040; completely ban the production and sales of fuel vehicles by 2050.

Fiscal incentives for electric vehicles

To encourage the adoption of electric vehicles, the Indonesian government has introduced a range of fiscal incentives, such as tax breaks, import duty exemptions, and reduced vehicle registration fees for electric vehicles. These incentives are designed to make electric vehicles more affordable and accessible to consumers, thereby helping to drive the growth of the electric vehicle market in the country.

Largest electric vehicle subsidy package up to IDR 7,350,000 per vehicle to be implemented in 2023.

Non-fiscal incentives for electric vehicles

In addition to fiscal incentives, the Indonesian government has also implemented a range of non-fiscal incentives to promote the adoption of electric vehicles. These include initiatives such as the development of dedicated parking spaces for electric vehicles, the installation of charging stations in public areas, and the promotion of research and development in the electric vehicle industry. These non-fiscal incentives are aimed at creating a supportive ecosystem for the growth of the electric vehicle market in Indonesia and ensuring that the country stays at the forefront of the global electric vehicle revolution.

Investment in charging infrastructure

One of the key challenges in the widespread adoption of electric motorcycles in Indonesia is the lack of adequate charging infrastructure. However, both the government and private sector have been investing heavily in the development of charging stations across the country, with the aim of creating a robust and reliable charging network that can support the increasing number of electric vehicles on the road. The expansion of charging infrastructure will play a crucial role in the future growth of the electric motorcycle market in Indonesia, as it will help overcome range anxiety and make electric motorcycles a more viable option for consumers.

Technological advancements in electric motorcycles

Technological advancements in the electric motorcycle industry, such as improvements in battery technology, electric motor efficiency, and charging capabilities, will also contribute to the future growth of the electric motorcycle market in Indonesia. As electric motorcycles become more powerful, reliable, and efficient, they will become an increasingly attractive alternative to traditional gas-powered motorcycles. Moreover, as the technology continues to evolve, the prices of electric motorcycles are expected to become more competitive, making them more accessible to a wider range of consumers.

DOFA team market research of electric vehicles

Market analysis

The DOFA team conducted extensive market research on the electric vehicle industry in Indonesia, with a particular focus on electric motorcycles. Our analysis revealed that the market for electric motorcycles in the country is still in its nascent stage, but is poised for significant growth in the coming years. The research identified several key factors that will contribute to the growth of the electric motorcycle market in Indonesia, including government support, increasing awareness about environmental issues, and advancements in electric vehicle technology.

We visit the biggest battery changing company SWAP and it's electric motorcycle brand SMOOT, learning the problem and requirements of the products.

Consumer preferences

Our research also delved into the preferences and attitudes of Indonesian consumers towards electric motorcycles. We found that while there is growing interest in electric motorcycles among consumers, factors such as price, range, and charging infrastructure remain key concerns. Our findings suggest that for electric motorcycles to gain widespread acceptance in Indonesia, manufacturers will need to address these concerns by offering more affordable models, improving battery technology, and investing in the development of charging infrastructure.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 2023 Indonesia EV Exhibition provided valuable insights into the future of electric motorcycles in Indonesia, showcasing the latest innovations from leading Chinese electric motorcycle companies and highlighting the government's commitment to promoting electric vehicles. As the market for electric motorcycles in Indonesia continues to grow, we can expect to see even more exciting developments in this rapidly evolving industry.