Indonesia's heavy reliance on two-wheeler vehicles, which have been primarily fuelled by petrol to date, presents a unique opportunity for electric vehicles to make a significant positive impact on urban air pollution. TBS is actively working to innovate electric two-wheelers, while also working on creating the appropriate ecosystem across Indonesia to ensure their long-term sustainability. By developing and promoting affordable electric two-wheelers, TBS can cater to a large segment of the population and drastically reduce emissions associated with daily commutes. It will also help reduce operational costs compared to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles while improving convenience and flexibility.

Promoting EVs also aligns with efforts to address urban pollution and plays a critical role in creating sustainable urban mobility solutions. EVs can reduce traffic congestion, potentially leading to smoother traffic flow and reduction in noise pollution. An increased demand for EVs can incentivize investments in renewable energy infrastructure, leading to a cleaner energy mix for powering electric grids. Ultimately, this creates a greener future as EV adoption contributes to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for a more sustainable future for Indonesian cities.

Along with our work developing Indonesia’s EV infrastructure, TBS is also actively exploring the transition of our organizational fleet towards electric vehicles. This aligns with our commitment to environmental responsibility and contributes to improving urban mobility. The transportation sector is a major contributor to air pollution, and EVs offer a cleaner alternative with the potential to significantly improve air quality, especially in densely populated urban areas.