Jakarta –
Agile electric motorbikes are expanding their new network in Indonesia. CEO of Tangkas Motor Electric, Agung Pamungkas inaugurated four new dealers in the East Java region.
The man known as Don Papank said that the facilities provided at the newest outlet were quite complete, one of which included a showroom that presented a row of electric motorbikes.
As is known, the existence of this new showroom is also one of the strategies implemented by Tangkas to make it easier for the public to know and own a range of environmentally friendly products.
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“As part of the company’s big plan to expand through distribution channels, there is a showroom which is a center for quality electric motorbikes for the people of East Java,” said Don Papank to the media.
Don Papank said, in the process of opening four showrooms in East Java this time, his party collaborated with young entrepreneur Raden Rizky, a contractor, skincare and battery entrepreneur.
“We are expanding in the East together with Mas Rizky, where we will open showrooms in Kalirungkut, Tidar, Tandes and Sidoarjo,” said Don Papank.
Don Papank said that Tangkas Electric Motorbikes are locally made and have met the requirements to receive subsidies from the government with complete permits.
“For example, Tangkas Electric Motorcycle SUT, Tangkas Electric Motorcycle Traffic Corps Recommendation Letter, Tangkas Electric Motorcycle NIK Confirmation Letter, TKDN P6 & E6 Tangkas Electric Motorcycle Certificate,” he concluded.
The two models that received TKDN, namely the P6 Pro, use a Seal Lead Acid (SLA) battery with a capacity of 72V 32 Ah. The electric motorbike has a maximum travel distance of 80-90 kilometers and a maximum speed of 55 – 60 km/hour. Before getting subsidies, the P6 Pro was sold for IDR 16.8 million.
Next is the E6 Box, an electric motorbike with a unique appearance with a characteristically rounded body. The E6 Box is supported by an additional box in the rear area to support better accommodation.
The E6 Box is equipped with a 72 Volt battery with compact dimensions, 1,820 mm long, 710 mm wide and 1,025 mm high. The motorbike, which is claimed to be able to cover a distance of up to 100 kilometers, is being sold for IDR 14.5 million.
Tangkas electric motorbikes also presents several models that are competitively priced compared to internal combustion engine motorbikes.
For example, an electric scooter with a modern retro look, Tangkas V8 New Electric Motorcycle. The motorbike is equipped with a 60 Volt/20 Ah battery which can cover a distance of up to 60 kilometers. Regarding price, the motorbike is priced at IDR 13.6 million.
Another model that has been sold is the Tangkas Electric Motorcycle X7. This motorbike is a large scooter style with a sturdy body and legs. The X7 is equipped with a 72 V / 32 AH battery which can cover a distance of 80 kilometers. This electric motorbike is sold for IDR 22.3 million.
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Electric Dreams and Laughs: Tangkas Motor’s Expansion in East Java
Welcome, everyone! In a twist worthy of the best comedy routines, Indonesian Tangkas Motor Electric has just rolled out more electric motorcycles than a dodgy cable company at a tech expo! CEO Agung Pamungkas—known affectionately as Don Papank (you’re thinking it, I’m just saying it)—has opened not one, not two, but FOUR new dealers in the bustling streets of East Java. Talk about overachieving! Get this—one of the showrooms includes a full lineup of electric bikes. See, folks, it’s not just the shock of an electric current; it’s the *shock* of choice!
But why electric, you ask? Well, not only are these beauties eco-friendly, but they also give the middle finger to fossil fuels while hugging Mother Nature! Don Papank said that these new showrooms are a strategic move to enlighten the public on how they can hop onto the green bandwagon without looking like they’ve just come out of a 70’s sci-fi movie.
Now, don’t let me put words in Don’s mouth—he’s quoted in the article, ready to trot out phrases like a seasoned politician. He mentions an exciting collaboration with young entrepreneur Raden Rizky! Apparently, Rizky is a multi-talented force, which is as confusing as a vegan at a barbecue. There’s contracting, skincare, and battery business—what’s next, a cooking show? I mean, if you can keep batteries fresh while making a mean vegan casserole, you’re onto something!
“Expanding together with Mas Rizky” sounds closely like some sort of motivational seminar—investing in the future by riding around on scooters. And these aren’t just any scooters; these are bikes with government subsidies! Because, let’s be honest, who doesn’t love a little financial help to make their eco-friendly dreams come true?
Now, let’s break it down—we’ve got two models racking up the awards and slews of government documents like a highly organized tax accountant. The P6 Pro is a marvel of engineering with an SLA battery that gives it a max travel distance of 80-90 kilometers! That’s like the distance from here to the other side of town—if you don’t run out of battery first! And it can go up to 60 km/h, which is perfect because you definitely don’t want to outrun your own battery. Never chase the power on an empty battery!
Then we have the E6 Box, which sounds like a pizza delivery vehicle with a fantastically rounded body. Yes, it’s got the looks—you’ll want to make sure it’s not confused with a wardrobe. It can cover a whopping 100 kilometers! And its price point? Just IDR 14.5 million. You’ll save on fuel, which is basically the same as that little morning coffee splurge that adds up over time. Trust me, every rupiah counts when you’re asking the government for a subsidy!
If that isn’t enough to make you want to jump on an electric bike, the Tangkas V8 is coming in hot with a retro look that’ll have your grandma convinced cars are so last century. It covers 60 kilometers on a 60V/20Ah battery. All for just IDR 13.6 million, which is basically a steal in the motorcycle world. I mean, it’s still cheaper than my monthly coffee habit, and that’s saying something!
And we can’t forget the X7: the large scooter model that has caught the eye of many, complete with sturdy body (perfect for those dramatic gestures while you’re stuck at a red light). With a battery that allows a distance of 80 kilometers and a price of IDR 22.3 million, it’s practically begging to be ridden with the wind in your hair and a playlist blasting in your ear.
So, folks, as the world speeds toward a greener future, Tangkas Motor Electric is at the helm, steering us toward a less polluted horizon. No fossil fuels, no noisy engines—just silent glide and the sweet sound of an amusingly hedging entrepreneur’s pitch. Who knows? Maybe one of these days, you’ll see me on one of those bad boys—either that or you’ll see me endlessly searching for charging stations while not so subtly cursing the battery life!
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Jakarta –
Agile electric motorbikes are rapidly broadening their distribution network in Indonesia, reflecting the growing demand for sustainable transportation. The CEO of Tangkas Motor Electric, Agung Pamungkas, recently inaugurated four new dealers strategically located in the East Java region, a move aimed at enhancing accessibility for consumers.
The man affectionately known as Don Papank highlighted the comprehensive facilities available at the newest outlet, which features a modern showroom showcasing an impressive lineup of electric motorbikes to attract potential buyers.
This new showroom serves as a crucial part of Tangkas’s strategy to promote awareness and ownership of eco-friendly products among the public, making it easier for the community to transition towards greener transportation options.
“As part of the company’s significant expansion plan through enhanced distribution channels, this showroom functions as a hub for high-quality electric motorbikes for the residents of East Java,” stated Don Papank during a press conference.
In collaboration with budding entrepreneur Raden Rizky, known for his ventures in contracting, skincare, and battery production, Tangkas Motor Electric has executed this expansion effectively. “Together with Mas Rizky, we are launching showrooms in Kalirungkut, Tidar, Tandes, and Sidoarjo,” Don Papank remarked, underlining the partnership’s importance.
Tangkas Electric Motorbikes are proudly manufactured locally and have successfully met government standards to qualify for subsidies, equipped with all necessary permits. “This includes essential documentation such as the Tangkas Electric Motorcycle SUT, Traffic Corps Recommendation Letter, NIK Confirmation Letter, and the TKDN P6 & E6 Certificate,” he added.
The P6 Pro model features a Seal Lead Acid (SLA) battery with a capacity of 72V 32 Ah. It boasts an impressive maximum travel range of 80-90 kilometers alongside a maximum speed of 55 – 60 km/h. Before qualifying for government subsidies, the P6 Pro was retailing at IDR 16.8 million.
The E6 Box, another innovative model, displays a distinctive design characterized by its rounded body and an additional rear box for enhanced storage capacity. Equipped with a compact 72 Volt battery, it measures 1,820 mm in length, 710 mm in width, and 1,025 mm in height, and can cover distances of up to 100 kilometers. Its price before subsidies is set at IDR 14.5 million.
Tangkas electric motorbikes feature various models that are priced competitively when compared to traditional internal combustion engine counterparts. An example is the Tangkas V8 New Electric Motorcycle, a modern retro-styled scooter fitted with a 60 Volt/20 Ah battery, capable of covering distances up to 60 kilometers. This model is priced at IDR 13.6 million.
Additionally, the Tangkas Electric Motorcycle X7, distinguished by its robust, large scooter body, is equipped with a 72 V / 32 AH battery that enables an impressive range of 80 kilometers. The X7 is available for IDR 22.3 million, making it a compelling choice in the electric motorbike market.
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What government requirements do the new Tangkas electric motorcycles meet to qualify for subsidies?
Nce in reaching this goal.
According to Don Papank, these new electric motorcycles are not only locally manufactured but also meet all necessary government requirements for subsidies, boasting a plethora of permits. This includes the Tangkas Electric Motorcycle SUT, Traffic Corps Recommendation Letter, NIK Confirmation Letter, and TKDN P6 & E6 Tangkas Electric Motorcycle Certificate — talk about a paperwork paradise!
Among the models getting the green light for government subsidies are the P6 Pro, equipped with a 72V 32 Ah SLA battery. This sleek ride can cover distances of 80-90 kilometers with a top speed of 55-60 km/h. Before subsidies, it was priced at IDR 16.8 million, which means it’s now even more enticing for eco-conscious buyers.
Then there’s the E6 Box, which is eye-catching with its uniquely rounded body—perfect if you aim to stand out like a celebrity in a crowd. This beauty boasts a 72V battery and can travel up to 100 kilometers, all for a wallet-friendly IDR 14.5 million. Just imagine zipping around town with that kind of range!
And let’s not overlook the retro-styled electric scooter, the Tangkas V8. With a modern throwback vibe, it comes with a 60V/20 Ah battery allowing for up to 60 kilometers of travel, priced at IDR 13.6 million. You can look stylish while making eco-friendly choices—it’s a win-win!
Lastly, the robust X7 model caters to those who appreciate extra sturdiness in their rides. It features a 72V 32 Ah battery, covering 80 kilometers while being offered for IDR 22.3 million. With its solid build, it’s ready to handle urban roads and a little adventure on the side!
It’s clear that Tangkas Motor Electric is not just rolling out bikes; they are paving the way toward a sustainable future in Indonesia. With the expansions in East Java and a solid lineup of electric models designed to meet varying needs, they are deepening their commitment to greener transportation. So, saddle up and join the electric revolution!
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