PEVS 2023 Ready To Be A Place Towards Indonesia's Net Zero Emission 2060

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JAKARTA - In order to introduce and campaign for emission-free vehicles, the Indonesian Electric Vehicle Industry Association (PERIKLINDO) together with Dyandra Promosindo will hold the 2023 Electric Vehicle Show (PEVS) Periclindo which will be held on 17-21 May 2023.

The exhibition invites the public to join and contribute in supporting the government's program to develop electric vehicles.

Not only that, PEVS 2023 will be the right forum or means to carry out government programs in achieving the net zero emission target in the country in 2060.

Daswar Marpaung, as President Director of Dyandra Promosindo, admitted that he was very enthusiastic about the performance that would take place at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta. With the 2023 PEVS, it is hoped that it will strengthen public awareness of the importance of electric vehicles in the future.

"Through PEVS, we want to strengthen awareness of the need for electric vehicles and encourage continued changes to environmentally friendly mobility," Daswar said in his official statement.

The exhibition will prioritize the development of electrification as well as an event for companies and suppliers supporting electric cars to show off, starting from charging technology, charging infrastructure, battery solutions, and other components.

"PEVS 2023 will be a forum for visitors to see firsthand the latest developments in the electric vehicle industry. We hope that this event can strengthen collaboration between the public, private sector, and the community in realizing sustainable transportation," said Rudi MF, as Project Manager of PEVS 2023.

PEVS 2023 will feature a variety of innovative and environmentally friendly four-wheeled vehicles including BMW, DFSK, Hyundai, KEVCBU, Children's Car (MAB), MORRIS GARAGE (MG), Prestige, and WULING.

Not only that, PEVS 2023 also presents a number of electric-based two-wheeled vehicle brands, namely Benelli-Keeway, Davigo, Gesits, Governance High-Tech, Greentech, Kymco, Rakata, Saige, Selis, Smartby and Volta.

Electric vehicle support companies were also presented, including ABC Lithium, Advance, Birubatt, Exicom, FAST, Gramedia, Honda Power Products Indonesia, Motoriz, Musashi, Powerindo, Tanva, Tianneng, Venom, Voltron, Von Dutch, Wallbox and Wanhoo.