At The Closing of IIMS 2023, Yadea Shows off The Endurance Of His Electric Motorbike With Freestyle Action

The Yadea E8s Pro electric motorbike (photo: Dinda Buana/VOI)

JAKARTA - After being held for eleven days, the prestigious Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2023 automotive exhibition officially closed its implementation on Sunday, February 26.

IIMS is an automotive exhibition event held annually in Jakarta, Indonesia. Until now, IIMS has been held 27 times, since 1992. IIMS 2020 and 2021 were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Opened and inaugurated directly by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, the organizing committee noted, from the opening day on February 16 to February 24, IIMS visitor numbers experienced a steady increase, namely 24 per cent from 2022 at the same time period.

Then, according to provisional transaction data on Saturday, February 25 last night, Dyandra Promosindo as the organizing committee recorded a transaction value of IDR 3.45 trillion.

The implementation of the IIMS automotive exhibition is believed to be a benchmark for other automotive activities. The momentum at the beginning of the year is very appropriate for all exhibitors to showcase their superior products which will be marketed this year.

On this last day, Yadea & KOSMIK (Electric Bike/Motorcycle Community) electric vehicles demonstrated their skills on the 500+ meter PitStop Stage & IIMS Track, where Professional Stunt Riders freestyled and tested the endurance of Yadea's electric motorbikes carrying heavy loads that 5 people were riding on.

Meanwhile, in the IOF area, the Military American Jeep parade of 50 cars also showed their expertise. Dyandra as the organizer has prepared several events that can be enjoyed on the last day, such as pushbike until evening in the Hall B3 area, Urban Crawling and Indonesia Drift Championship.

As one of the attractive competition magnets for extreme driving techniques, the 2023 Indonesia Drift Championship is being held in collaboration with the Indonesian Motor Association (IMI), IMI Drift National Championship, Orange Racing Committee in collaboration with Dyandra Promosindo.

As many as 35 athletes divided into three classes Novice (2 drifters), Pro 2 (15 drifters) and Pro 1 (16 drifters) participated in the competition. After going through the qualification process, the results of the QTT, the matches are in tandem and are examined by the race supervisors and judges.