Building on the momentum of its successful launch, ABJ in collaboration with PEVS 2025 promises a more extensive showcase to drive the green mobility industry forward. The next edition of ABJ will continue to present a diverse array of products centred around the three key themes of “E-evolution”, “E-mobility”, and “Lifestyle Cycling”, highlighting the latest in renewable energy solutions and the wellness potential of every ride. The show will highlight e-bikes, e-scooters, e-motorcycles, fashion items and accessories, and advanced battery solutions. Returning exhibitors include DATAI, DIMENTRO, PHYLION, SUNRA, TIANYING, and ZHIYANG, while other renowned industry players, such as ADHERE, Ananda, DEGANG, DEGSON, DONGYUE, Engtian, Eve Battery, Forever, Gaciron, GTAKE, HAIBAO, Hongjiali, HUAIHAI, Infypower, iReadyGo, Jinpeng, Julong, KARASAWA, kehuan, KEYA ELEC, K-Lite, Leisheng, Made-in-China, MEIDI, Mpression, Newport, OEM, OUTDO, Qianxin, Richtek, SPayLater, SULIDA, Tech, Wangye, Xinhao, XUNDAH, XVE, Yixi, Yuanda, ZHONGXING, and ZHUFENG will make their debuts.
China’s expanding influence in the regional E2W market
China’s expanding footprint in Southeast Asia’s e-mobility sector will be evident at the fair with a strong presence of Chinese manufacturers. Jiangsu province, a leading EV production hub in the country, will be represented by two dedicated pavilions: one from Wuxi, specialising in electric two-wheelers (E2Ws); and another from Xuzhou, renowned for its advanced E3Ws. Organised by the Jiangsu International Trade Promotion Center, these pavilions will showcase an impressive array of cutting-edge technologies and cost-effective solutions to help catalyse the transition towards a greener future.
Wuxi’s Xishan district, renowned as the “hometown of two-wheeled electric vehicles”, is home to six of China’s top ten EV manufacturers, collectively accounting for one-third of the domestic market share.[1] At the upcoming fair, exhibitors from Xishan will present their high-performance EV models, featuring innovative designs, advanced technology, and comprehensive after-sales services.
Mr Stanley Luo, Business Manager at Jiangsu Zhongxing Motorcycle Co Ltd, one of the leading manufacturers based in Xishan, enthused about the company’s return to the show: “We are excited to introduce our e-motorcycle advancements in Indonesia, including a new private model scooter that reflects our strong R&D capabilities. The show offers valuable opportunities for us to gather feedback, track market trends, and refine our design and pricing strategies. After last year’s successful participation, we look forward to strengthening our local sales network and our presence in Southeast Asia, as well as fostering deeper industry collaboration through this well-known industry event.”
New electric three-wheeler zone addresses urban logistics needs
In response to evolving transportation needs, the show has broadened its scope to feature E3Ws, including innovative multifunctional and solar-powered models. Xuzhou, China’s major production and R&D hub in this sector, will bring a wide range of E3Ws designed for leisure, cargo, passenger transport, and last-mile delivery. With over 1,000 EV and component manufacturers, Xuzhou boasts a highly integrated supply chain, generating an annual production value exceeding USD 4.1 billion.
With the rise of e-commerce and urban logistics challenges, E3Ws are emerging as an essential solution for reducing carbon emissions. Their compact design makes it easier to move through busy city streets, while the ability to operate with a standard driving license helps address driver shortages.
Among the many first-time exhibitors, Jiangsu Jinpeng Group Co Ltd will debut its advanced E3W models, designed for efficient refrigerated transport over short distances. “We are thrilled to participate in this important event for the green mobility industry and introduce our latest E2Ws, E3Ws, and new energy transportation solutions to buyers from Indonesia and beyond,” said Mr Kevin Zhang, Sales Manager at the company.
He added: “Southeast Asia’s economy is projected to grow by 5.1% annually over the next decade, with key markets, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam, driving this increase. As cities continue to expand and develop, the demand for small-scale mobility solutions is expected to rise. Indonesia, as a key economic hub, presents strong opportunities for business growth. By participating at ABJ, we aim to establish a foothold in the region and contribute to the evolving urban mobility landscape.”
A booming market for two- and three-wheeled EVs
The revenue of global electric two-wheeler market is projected to reach USD 45.9 billion by 2032, following a CAGR of 21.7%.[2] In the same timeframe, the global E3Ws market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 18% to reach USD 12.8 billion.[3] Rapid urbanisation across Asia has resulted in increased traffic congestion, parking shortages, and heightened air pollution.[4] To address these challenges, Indonesia has set a target of 12 million two and three-wheeled EVs on the road by 2035.[5] As the country accelerates its transition to sustainable transportation, ABJ, with its expanded e-mobility offering, is set to play an important role driving industry growth and innovation. With continued emphasis on renewable energy solutions, it will serve as a vital nexus for stakeholders across the two and three-wheeler value chain to explore market opportunities and forge partnerships in this rapidly expanding sector.
Asiabike Jakarta is the sister show of Eurobike, the flagship trade fair in Frankfurt. It is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd, PERIKLINDO (Indonesian Electric Vehicle Industry Association), PT. Dyandra Promosindo, Jiangsu Bicycle Co Ltd, Jiangsu International Trade Promotion Center, and China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products. For more details, visit http://www.asiabikejakarta.com.
[1] Ahwang, https://bit.ly/4id0Zsq, Published on 29 November 2024.
[2] Polaris Market Research, https://bit.ly/3FziDbp, Published on 8 May 2023.
[3] Fortune Business Insights, https://bit.ly/4ih8LBr, Published on 10 February 2025.
[4] Statista, https://bit.ly/4i3u6hK, Published 15 January 2025.
[5] The Jakarta Post, https://bit.ly/4f5OUmW, Published 8 July 2024.
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