Indonesia is rapidly positioning itself as a regional leader in electric mobility, guided by a clear national vision and reinforced through Presidential Regulation No. 55 of 2019 and its subsequent amendments. Realizing this ambition at scale requires a coordinated national plan that addresses infrastructure, financing, and institutional gaps across every part of the transport sector.

This report presents a comprehensive, data driven assessment of Indonesia’s electric mobility landscape, identifying regulatory, market, and infrastructure bottlenecks across public, shared, and logistics fleets. This report sets updated EV adoption targets recommendation for each transport segment and outlines strategies recommendation to mobilize investment and strengthen stakeholder coordination, forming a national action plan through 2035.