SiCepat National Electric Motor Lyrics to Press the Cost of Courier Operations

DOK ISTIMEWA

JAKARTA - PT SiCepat Ekspres Indonesia is starting to look at the potential use of national electric motorcycles to support the operation of courier and logistics services.

This step is shown by the company's presence in the launch of the National Electric Motor Program (MOLINAS) and its supporting ecosystem at the PT Electra Mobilitas Indonesia manufacturing facility, Cikarang, Thursday, August 13.

The launch of MOLINAS is part of the government's strategic program to encourage the growth of the national electric motor industry while strengthening the electric vehicle ecosystem in Indonesia. The event was inaugurated directly by President Prabowo Subianto.

Director of Commercial & External Affairs Imam Sedayu assessed that the development of electric vehicles has the potential to become an alternative to increase operational efficiency in the logistics sector.

"We see that MOLINAS as a government strategic program in pursuing environmentally friendly vehicles, namely national electric motorcycles, has good opportunities in the logistics and courier service industries because it can support more efficient operations in terms of energy use and more affordable costs," said Imam, Friday, August 14.

According to him, technological transformation in the transportation sector needs to be a concern for the logistics industry because it is directly related to cost efficiency and operational sustainability.

Imam said the launch of MOLINAS was an opportunity for SiCepat to see the development of the national electric vehicle ecosystem, including the government's policy direction in the development of the industry.

The company assesses that the national electric motorcycle program opens opportunities for the logistics sector to follow the development of energy-based technology that is more efficient, especially for courier fleet operations.

The presence of SiCepat in the launch of MOLINAS also shows the involvement of logistics industry players in the government's agenda to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles and the development of a sustainable energy-based transportation ecosystem in Indonesia.