47 Free Dissipan SPKLUs For Eid Backflow

SPKLU Utomo Charge+ on Jalan Basuki Rahmat, Surabaya, East Java which can be used by travelers driving electric cars in Lebaran 2024. BETWEEN/HO-Utomochargeplus.

A total of 47 units of Public Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (SPKLU) are ready to serve travelers who drive electric cars during the travel period for the 2024 Eid holiday back and forth.

"47 free SPKLU Lots are spread across 12 main locations, such as Jakarta, Bekasi, Surabaya, Kediri, Bali, and IKN," said Utomo Chage+ Managing Director Anthony Utomo in a statement received in Jakarta, Wednesday.

He explained that the electric vehicle charging service is free

which is initiated by the energy company Utomo Chage + can be utilized by the public until April 14 or D+ Lebaran 2024.

He ensured that travelers only needed to download the Charge+ application available on their respective cellphones, then open an account using an email or phone number.

Furthermore, following the payment procedure via QRIS or credit card, scanning the stick code on the SPKLU screen, and finally charging it.

"After completion, users will receive a refund or a 100 percent cashback," he said.

Apart from being free, the use of SPKLU is easy and safe.

Electric car users will later be able to feel the advantage of the flagship feature, namely dc ultra-fast charging which will take 20 minutes to charge

Utomo Charge + is committed to supporting the use of electric vehicles in Indonesia, so that it can contribute to the transition to using clean energy that is environmentally friendly, and support efforts to achieve net zero emissions which will be the government's target by 2060.

"That the decarbonization of net zero emissions has become a common target between business actors and the government," he said.

For information, the Ministry of Transportation projects that as many as four thousand electric-based passenger cars will be used during the Lebaran 2024 homecoming period.

Head of Sub-Directorate for Motor Vehicle Type Tests at the Director General of Land Transportation of the Ministry of Transportation Yusuf Nugroho said the figure was an 18 percent projection of the total electric cars in the country totaling around 23,238 units.

In addition, the electric car used for homecoming is not only intended for out-of-town travel, but also for city mobility for friendship.