Ahead Of Eid 2024, Hyundai Presents A Number Of Supporting Services For Electric Vehicle Users

Hyundai Ioniq 5 (Doc. Hyundai Motor Group)

JAKARTA - In welcoming Eid 2024, PT Hyundai Motors Indonesia (HMID) officially launched a program to support electric vehicle owners in Indonesia to travel back and forth.

Head of Aftersales Services HMID Haris Wiyono said his party presented Hyundai Keep Homecoming Travel by providing a number of services, including Before Service as a homecoming post with details of three points for homecoming flow and one point on backflow and presenting various facilities including charging equipment.

"We provide 7 kW of charging, so when the car increases its power, customers can take advantage of the waiting room facilities," said Haris in his presentation during a joint opening with the media in Senayan, Jakarta, Wednesday night, March 20.

The company provides this service in several locations, consisting of Rest Area Cikampek KM 57 (5-12 April), Rest Area Semarang KM 429A (5-11 April), Situbondo Main Gas Station (6-15 April), Rest Area Brebes KM 260B (12-15 April).

In addition, HMID also provides a 24-hour Emergency Service which includes Mobile Charging, which is where the company provides an Ioniq 5 unit to provide additional power for other electric cars.

"We provide Ioniq 5 as Mobile Charging to provide additional electricity," added Haris.

However, travelers who use electric cars can also take advantage of SPKLU facilities in a number of rest areas supported by PT PLN with an ultra-fast charging type of 200 kW.

"As long as the Trans Java toll road is available, there are many SPKLUs with fast-charging, so this can cut the time faster," said Haris.

To reduce concerns about consumers, Hyundai also comes with the Hyundai Roadside Assistance service available at the points of the cities of Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Bali, and West Nusa Tenggara on April 5-15 for all Hyundai vehicles.

Furthermore, this manufacturer from South Korea also presents Alert Workshops spread across three Indonesian locations, namely Java, Sumatra, and Bali.