Tentrem Present At GIIAS 2024, Showcases A Number Of Interesting Bus Lines With Electric Buses

Bus e-Navigator at GIIAS 2024. (Photo: Bagus Muhammad Hafizh / VOI)

TANGERANG - One of the caroseri companies in Indonesia, PT Tentrem Sejahtera (Tentrem) was present at the 2024 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) at ICE BSD, Tangerang. In this event, the manufacturer displayed five buses with the latest standards.

Managing Director of PT Tentrem Sejahtera, Yohan Wahyudi, said that his party displayed a variety of different buses ranging from 12 m to 13.5 m double-decker.

"For this exhibition, we present it with a special color that symbolizes courage and maturity," said Yohan at ICE BSD, Tangerang, Saturday, July 20.

In this event, Tentrem brought a number of models ranging from e-Navigator medium electric buses with the chassis Orionis8NV which was the result of collaboration with PT Wintrone Orionis Indonesia. It is said that this is the first 8 m electric bus built at the company's workshop in Malang.

"The tenrem had previously collaborated with PT. INKA made electric buses, this time, once again we have established a strong collaboration with Wintrone to make electric buses," added Yohan.

In GIIAS 2024, Tentrem also exhibited a Grand Priority, namely a unique seat in the front container position which was created to add to the passenger cabin room. This innovation is also displayed on two Scania C450 CB chassis and a 450 HP B11R Volvo which has a length of 13.5 m.

"At the Tentrem Karoseri, we study and continue to learn to always innovate," Yohan's spirit.

In addition, the company also displays Avante D2 at the Tentrem booth. The bus uses three service configurations, according to customer demand. The vehicle offers room for a nighter cabin, private cabin, and a spacious executive class cabin.

What we are showing on GIIAS this time is a form of our innovation for customers and the wider community. Starting from the standard version, the captain seat, to the luxury cabin which is currently boarding its demand," concluded Yohan.