Indonesia loves two-wheeled mobility—to the tune of 133 million registered motorbike owners. Scooterists and motorcyclists may rule the roads, but the Indonesian government sees the two-wheeled sector as the pivotal starting point in reducing the nation’s emissions.
Indonesia plans to cut its carbon footprint by 29 percent by 2030. It hopes continued efforts will help the country reach zero emissions by 2060. Before Indonesia can reach either of those goals, it aims to put two million electric motorcycles on the road by 2025.
