Policy & Regulation of 2W-EV Adoption in Indonesia

Sinopsis

As Indonesia’s two-wheeler market dominates the nation’s transportation landscape, transitioning from internal combustion engine (2W-ICE) motorcycles to electric two-wheelers (2W-EVs) marks a crucial shift. This book examines Indonesia’s commitment to net-zero emissions and the progress made in fostering sustainable mobility. It reviews current policies, regulatory frameworks, and the opportunities and challenges associated with scaling 2W-EV adoption, including government-led initiatives like subsidies, tax incentives, and infrastructure development.

Focusing on the 2W-EV ecosystem, the book explores Indonesia’s manufacturing capabilities, charging infrastructure, and international partnerships. It highlights both the potential of Indonesia’s large two-wheeler market and the infrastructure challenges that need to be addressed. A technoeconomic analysis compares the costs and benefits of 2W-EVs versus 2W-ICE motorcycles, revealing long-term financial savings, lower maintenance costs, and significant environmental benefits.

Additionally, the book presents a cost-benefit analysis emphasizing the societal and environmental advantages of 2W-EVs, such as reduced emissions and improved public health. A sensitivity analysis evaluates risk factors, including fluctuating energy prices and supply chain vulnerabilities, providing strategies for mitigating these risks.

To guide stakeholders, the book offers strategic recommendations, including policy reforms, infrastructure investments, public-private partnerships, and consumer education initiatives. These strategies aim to accelerate the adoption of 2W-EVs and position Indonesia as a leader in the global electric vehicle market.

This book serves as a roadmap for understanding Indonesia’s 2W-EV transition, combining policy insights, technoeconomic analysis, and strategic steps to achieve a more sustainable transportation future.

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