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Indonesia's Indomobil is drawing attention with its electric motorcycle, the eMotor QTI. With sporty styling and modern technology, it's expected to become a new contender in the market.
Just the fact that a sporty electric like QTI is making news is a sign Indonesia's electric two-wheelers are moving past the purely-practical stage. Technically, a major group's strength lies in supply chain and maintenance. I'd hold off on firm conclusions until seeing the data, but entry from a well-resourced company should help support broader adoption.
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What kind of business does Indomobil run in Indonesia?
Whether it can really become a genuine rival is going to come down to price competitiveness.
Options keep growing in Indonesia's electric bike market — exciting to watch.
'A new rival' has a hopeful ring to it, but you won't know the actual quality until you ride it.
Touting a 'sporty look' is probably a design aimed at a younger crowd.
Indomobil getting serious about electric too is a real threat to existing manufacturers.
Bugs me that the actual specs for the eMotor QTI aren't in the article yet.
