Polytron, Indonesia’s leading national electronics company, is marking a significant milestone in 2025 as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Since its establishment in 1975, Polytron has been committed to providing innovative products and services to Indonesian consumers.

Looking ahead to its 50th year in September, the company is poised to strengthen its position as an innovation leader in the nation’s electronics industry.

With a mission to enhance the consumer experience through technology, services, and quality products, Polytron is expanding its portfolio into new sectors, including electric vehicles.

Polytron Ventures into the Electric Vehicle Market with Upcoming Launch of First Electric Car

Polytron’s venture into the electric vehicle market has been met with great enthusiasm, particularly with its electric motorbikes, which have become the best-selling electric motorbikes in Indonesia.

This success serves as a solid foundation for Polytron to take the next step and introduce its first electric car.

The electric motorbike's popularity underscores the growing consumer interest in sustainable mobility solutions, a trend that Polytron is eager to capitalize on.

Polytron’s entry into the electric vehicle market reflects the company’s long-term commitment to providing modern, safe, and relevant mobility solutions that are accessible to a broader segment of the Indonesian population.

“Wider accessibility is key. Polytron wants to ensure that the technology of future mobility is closer, friendlier, and more aligned with the real needs of the Indonesian people,” said Tekno Wibowo, Commercial Director of Polytron.

Polytron’s Commitment to Accessible and Sustainable Mobility Solutions for Indonesians

The upcoming launch of Polytron’s first electric car is not just a product introduction; it represents a broader vision of sustainable mobility for Indonesia.

Polytron aims to ensure that electric vehicles are not only modern and safe but also within reach for a larger segment of society.

As part of its efforts to adapt to changing times and continue fulfilling the expectations of consumers, Polytron’s new electric vehicle lineup is expected to make a significant impact on the Indonesian automotive market.

Polytron’s move into electric vehicles also aligns with the company’s broader strategy to diversify its business offerings, from household electronics to electric transportation.

The launch of this electric car on May 6, 2025, will serve as a critical milestone for the company’s future in the electric mobility sector.

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