PORTALBERITA.CO.ID - PT Yamaha Indonesia Motor Manufacturing (YIMM) recently orchestrated a spectacular celebration, officially titled "We Are Aerox Society," held in the bustling South Jakarta area. This grand event served as a significant milestone marker for the popular sporty automatic scooter.
The primary purpose of this large-scale gathering was to commemorate a decade of successful existence and market presence for the Yamaha Aerox in the competitive Indonesian automotive landscape. The celebration highlighted the scooter's enduring popularity among Indonesian riders.
The main festivities took place on Sunday, June 21, 2026, transforming the chosen venue into an engaging urban-street style festival atmosphere. This format was specifically designed to attract and entertain a broad audience of two-wheel enthusiasts.
As reported by BOGORPLUS.ID, the event saw an impressive turnout, with estimates indicating that more than 2,000 visitors attended the proceedings. This substantial attendance underscored the deep-seated loyalty and enthusiasm held by various generations of Aerox users.
Prior to this culminating gathering in the capital city, PT YIMM had already initiated a series of preparatory community engagement activities across the archipelago. These were collectively known as the Gathering Team Aerox sessions.
According to BOGORPLUS.ID, these preceding community assemblies were strategically conducted in a phased manner, successfully reaching out to major urban centers across nine different cities throughout Indonesia. This ensured widespread participation before the Jakarta climax.
The organizational success demonstrated by the pre-events and the final festival confirms the robust community infrastructure Yamaha has cultivated around the Aerox model over the last ten years. This comprehensive approach engaged fans nationwide.
The "We Are Aerox Society" event successfully wrapped up a decade-long journey, positioning the Aerox not just as a vehicle, but as a significant cultural fixture within Indonesia's urban mobility segment.
