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Hyundai supplies 11 electric buses to Bali for the first time
Hyundai supplied 11 electric buses to Bali, Indonesia, for the first time.
The buses are medium-sized County Electric models.
The delivery is part of a South Korean aid project to help Bali make its public transport system electric.
The project also covers the rollout of charging infrastructure.
It is intended to support cleaner public transport in Bali and help Hyundai expand its electric bus business in the Asia-Pacific region.
The buses and charging project were presented at a launch ceremony in Bali on October 22.
Hyundai supplied 11 County Electric buses to Bali, marking the island’s first electric-bus introduction.
The buses were handed over to the Bali provincial government at a project launch on October 22.
The supply is part of a Korean-Indonesian aid project to develop electric public transport in Bali.
Each bus seats 20 people and has a 128-kWh battery with a stated range of more than 200 km on a full charge.
Hyundai plans to monitor vehicle performance and provide local maintenance and technical support.
- Who
- Hyundai supplied the buses to the Bali provincial government.
- What
- It delivered 11 County Electric medium-sized electric buses for public transport.
- When
- October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Bali, Indonesia; the launch was held at the Bali Independence Monument.
- Why
- The buses are part of a Korean-Indonesian official development assistance project to establish electric public transport in Bali.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Hyundai supplied 11 County Electric buses to Surabaya, entering Indonesia’s city-bus market.
Hyundai was selected as the provider after a public tender organized by the Global Green Growth Institute.
Hyundai handed over 11 electric buses to Bali at the launch of an electric-bus and charging-infrastructure project.
- Buses supplied
- 11 County Electric buses
- Recipient
- Bali provincial government
- Passenger capacity
- 20 seats per bus
- Battery capacity
- 128 kWh
- Stated range
- More than 200 km on a full charge
- Prior Indonesian supply
- 11 buses to Surabaya in November 2024