As Indonesia’s electric motorcycle market rapidly grows, surging demand is driving a transformative shift in Jakarta’s urban transportation. Recently, Haitai Solar deployed multiple new battery-swap stations across the city, further expanding its local network and providing a more efficient, low-cost energy solution for high-frequency commuting scenarios. This expansion is accelerating the city’s transition from fuel-powered to electric two-wheel mobility.
Strengthening Local Operations to Drive Network Deployment
Haitai Solar has established a localized operational system in Indonesia, including dedicated sales and after-sales teams. Core team members bring over eight years of industry experience, having managed more than 700,000 battery packs and over 30,000 swap cabinets, and serving more than two million users. This end-to-end local capability provides a solid foundation for stable station operations and supports the large-scale development of Jakarta’s battery-swap network.
Product Strength as the Foundation, Business Models as the Enabler
The expansion of Haitai Solar’s battery-swap business in Jakarta is grounded in strong product advantages. The company’s semi-solid-state power batteries offer high energy density, enhanced safety, and long cycle life—well-suited for the intensive riding demands of urban commuters. Through flexible business models such as battery leasing, “ride-and-earn,” and community-based engagement, riders enjoy both convenience and economic benefits when using electric motorcycles. With multiple new battery-swap cabinets now in operation, station coverage is steadily extending to major traffic arteries, key commercial districts, and surrounding residential areas, offering riders more accessible and efficient energy replenishment.
Looking Ahead, Haitai Solar will continue optimizing the layout of its battery-swap stations, advancing Indonesia’s two-wheel mobility toward a cleaner and more efficient energy structure. The company remains committed to bringing green mobility solutions to more users and more cities across the country.