Hyundai Motor Supplies 11 County Electric Buses to Bali, Supporting Indonesia’s Green Mobility Push

Hyundai Motor Company has delivered 11 County Electric buses to the Bali provincial government, expanding its electric commercial vehicle footprint in Indonesia. The event took place on October 22, during a launch ceremony for an electric bus and charging infrastructure deployment project in Bali, Indonesia. The project, part of an official development assistance program, aims to introduce electric buses and establish a more environmentally friendly public transport system for the popular tourist destination.

Hyundai was selected for the project based on its electric vehicle quality, after-sales service, and experience in environmentally focused development assistance projects. The 20-seat medium-sized electric vehicles are equipped with a 128-kWh battery pack, offering a range of over 200 kilometers on a full charge. Powered by a 150-kW electric motor, the buses deliver better acceleration than diesel counterparts.

Hyundai will continue monitoring the buses' performance and provide local maintenance support, supporting Bali's transition toward cleaner public transportation and its broader sustainable tourism objectives. This delivery follows Hyundai's previous deployment in Surabaya in November 2024, and the company plans to expand electric bus adoption across Indonesia and explore further growth opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region.