PORTALBERITA.CO.ID - PT Indomobil e-Motor, a significant participant in the national two-wheeler automotive sector, has officially introduced its latest offering to the burgeoning Indonesian electric vehicle market. This move signals a deepening commitment to sustainable mobility solutions within the archipelago.

The focal point of this recent unveiling was the introduction of a new electric motorcycle model specifically engineered for the adventure segment, officially named the Tyranno X. This addition aims to cater to riders seeking rugged capability combined with electric power.

The official presentation of the Tyranno X took place at the prestigious Pekan Raya Jakarta (PRJ) exhibition grounds, situated in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta. This prime location provided the ideal platform for the announcement.

The significant industry moment chosen for this debut was Saturday, June 20, 2026. As reported by BOGORPLUS.ID, this date marked Indomobil e-Motor’s opportunity to showcase its latest innovations directly to the attending public and media.

What sets the Tyranno X apart, according to promotional materials, is its integration of modern features typically associated with contemporary electric automobiles. This suggests a higher level of technological sophistication embedded in the motorcycle’s design.

The manufacturer has positioned the Tyranno X competitively within the emerging electric motorcycle landscape. Its suggested retail price has been set at approximately Rp 32.8 million.

This pricing structure, as confirmed by the company, represents the full on-the-road cost applicable within the Jakarta region. This gives consumers a clear benchmark for the investment required for this new adventure EV.

Regarding the strategic importance of the launch, a company representative highlighted the focus on advanced features. "The vehicle released is claimed to carry a host of modern features usually found in contemporary electric cars," according to BOGORPLUS.ID.

This approach by Indomobil e-Motor suggests a strategy to bridge the technological gap between electric cars and high-spec electric motorcycles in the local market. The positioning targets tech-savvy consumers ready for the next generation of two-wheelers.