Kekurangan dan Kelebihan Mobil Listrik

CNN Indonesia
4 Nov 202207:02

Summary

TLDRElectric vehicle (EV) sales in Indonesia have seen significant growth, with September 2023 reaching a record 3,781 units sold. The advantages of EVs include lower carbon emissions, instant torque, quiet operation, and government incentives like exemption from traffic restrictions and reduced taxes. However, challenges remain, such as high costs, limited charging infrastructure, slow charging times, and expensive batteries. Leading models in the market include the Wuling Air EV and Hyundai Ioniq 5. For sustainable growth, investments in charging infrastructure and policies supporting EV adoption are crucial to meet Indonesia's zero-emissions goals.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in Indonesia set a new record in September, reaching 3,781 units, a fourfold increase from the previous month's 1,021 units.
  • 😀 One of the main advantages of EVs is their environmental friendliness, with carbon emissions significantly lower than traditional gasoline cars (50% less CO2 emissions).
  • 😀 Electric vehicles have better performance compared to conventional cars due to the immediate availability of peak torque, which does not depend on engine RPMs.
  • 😀 EVs are much quieter than conventional vehicles because they don't use internal combustion engines, resulting in less noise pollution.
  • 😀 EVs are exempt from odd-even traffic regulations in Jakarta, a benefit outlined in the local government regulation (Pergub DKI Jakarta No. 88/2019).
  • 😀 Electric vehicles are more cost-effective in terms of maintenance, fuel, and annual taxes, as the vehicles require less mechanical maintenance compared to conventional cars.
  • 😀 The Indonesian government supports EV adoption by offering tax breaks, such as waiving registration fees and reducing vehicle taxes to just 10%.
  • 😀 A major drawback of EVs in Indonesia is their high cost, with prices ranging from IDR 200 million to IDR 700 million, making them less affordable for many consumers.
  • 😀 The lack of widespread charging stations is a significant challenge for EV users, especially for long trips outside major urban areas like Jakarta.
  • 😀 Charging an electric vehicle can take a long time, with home charging taking 15 to 19 hours, and public charging stations requiring 4 to 5 hours to fully charge the battery.
  • 😀 The battery prices for electric vehicles remain expensive, constituting up to 40-50% of the total cost of the vehicle, making it a substantial cost for buyers.
  • 😀 The best-selling EVs in Indonesia from January to September 2022 include the Wuling RTV and Hyundai Ioniq 5, with the Wuling RTV selling over 2,700 units and the Ioniq 5 nearly 1,000 units.
  • 😀 For electric vehicles to achieve widespread adoption, significant investment in charging infrastructure is needed, alongside a commitment to achieving global zero-emission goals.

Q & A

  • What was the significant milestone in electric vehicle sales in Indonesia in September?

    -In September, electric vehicle sales in Indonesia set a new record, with 3,781 units sold, a fourfold increase from the 1,021 units sold in the previous month.

  • What environmental advantage do electric vehicles (EVs) have over conventional vehicles?

    -Electric vehicles produce significantly lower carbon emissions. One liter of fuel generates 2.4 kg of CO2, while one kWh used by an EV only generates 0.85 kg of CO2, making EVs 50% more environmentally friendly.

  • How does the performance of electric vehicles compare to conventional vehicles?

    -Electric vehicles offer high performance with immediate torque availability. Unlike conventional vehicles, there is no need to wait for the engine to reach higher RPMs, giving EVs superior acceleration and smooth driving experience.

  • What makes electric vehicles quieter than conventional vehicles?

    -Electric vehicles are quieter because they do not have internal combustion engines, eliminating engine noise and reducing overall sound pollution, resulting in a quieter cabin environment.

  • What benefit do electric vehicles have in terms of driving restrictions in Jakarta?

    -Electric vehicles are exempt from the odd-even traffic restrictions in Jakarta, as stipulated in the regional regulation (Pergub DKI Jakarta No. 88/2019).

  • What financial advantages do electric vehicles offer in terms of maintenance and taxes?

    -Electric vehicles require less maintenance because they don't have complex internal combustion engines. Additionally, the government offers incentives like waiving vehicle registration fees and reducing annual taxes to 10%.

  • What is a major drawback of electric vehicles in Indonesia currently?

    -A significant challenge for electric vehicles in Indonesia is their high price range, which can vary between IDR 200 million and IDR 700 million, making them less accessible for many consumers.

  • What issue does the limited charging infrastructure present for electric vehicles in Indonesia?

    -The limited availability of charging stations, especially outside Jakarta, is a major barrier to wider adoption of electric vehicles. This creates concerns for long-distance travel and recharging during trips.

  • How long does it take to charge an electric vehicle in Indonesia?

    -Charging an electric vehicle at home can take 15 to 19 hours, while using public charging stations typically takes between 4 to 5 hours, depending on the charging station's capacity.

  • Why are electric vehicle batteries considered expensive?

    -The cost of electric vehicle batteries is a major contributor to the high price of EVs. The price of batteries can account for 40-50% of the total vehicle cost, with battery prices ranging from IDR 280 million to IDR 300 million for higher-end models.

  • Which electric vehicles were the best sellers in Indonesia from January to September 2022?

    -The two best-selling electric vehicles in Indonesia between January and September 2022 were the Wuling Air EV (sold around 2,708 units) and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 (sold around 974 units).

  • What does the future of electric vehicles depend on in Indonesia?

    -The growth of electric vehicles in Indonesia is highly dependent on the expansion of charging infrastructure. Significant investment in both infrastructure and vehicle development is needed to meet global zero-emission goals and provide widespread adoption.

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