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Indonesia's Charged Indonesia has unveiled the Ndara, an electric naked sport bike. With 11kW peak output and a top speed of 125km/h, the model signals an ambition to bring domestic electric motorcycles up to a level that can compete in the premium segment.
11kW peak, 125km/h top speed -- on numbers alone, that's plenty for city and suburban commuting. It's significant that an Indonesian domestic brand has pushed this far. Technically, I see this as a sign of Southeast Asia rising as a production base for electric two-wheelers.
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Charged Indonesia — first time I've heard of the brand, might be a local up-and-coming manufacturer.
11kW peak output probably means the continuous rating is a lot lower, the usual thing with spec sheets like this.
Yeah, electric two-wheeler specs often have a real gap between peak and continuous rating, so you can't take the numbers at face value.
Local brands emerging to compete against the Chinese and Vietnamese players really shows how lively the market's become.
11kW for 125km/h is reasonable on its own, but if you're going to call it premium, I'd want a little more.
A locally born electric naked aiming for the premium segment really shows Indonesia's EV industry maturing.
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