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Can China Help Indonesia Shift Gears on Electric Two-wheelers?
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While four-wheeler EVs continue to make impressive gains, the electric adoption in Indonesia’s two-wheeler market, the backbone of the country’s passenger transport, continues to struggle.
Two-wheelers Own the RoadsAfter China and India, Indonesia is the world’s third-largest two-wheeler market.
Restart Two-Wheeler PoliciesThe fortunes of Indonesia’s electric two-wheelers faced a bumpy path with unpredictable government support.
Ride-hailing service providers like Gojek and Grab have played a significant role in electric two-wheeler expansion.
Chinese Two-wheeler Manufacturers in IndonesiaChina continues to lead the world in the global electric two-wheeler market, accounting for around 73% of the total sales.