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Indonesia's EV sales surged to over 100,000 in 2025, driven by lower battery costs and Chinese investments, despite ending tax incentives.
Indonesia's electric vehicle market is expected to remain strong after tax incentives end in December 2025, with EV sales reaching over 100,000 units in 2025—four times the 2023 total.
Industry leaders attribute sustained growth to falling battery costs and strong local investments, especially from Chinese brands like BYD, which now leads sales and operates a 150,000-unit annual factory in West Java.
Despite policy uncertainty, executives believe EV prices will stay competitive.
Experts emphasize continued government support is vital to reduce energy imports, improve trade balances, and address pollution and traffic.
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Las ventas de vehículos eléctricos de Indonesia aumentaron a más de 100,000 en 2025, impulsadas por los menores costos de las baterías y las inversiones chinas, a pesar del fin de los incentivos fiscales.