Tribun-Bali reports that Bali’s campaign to host a fleet of battery-driven electric vehicles is showing positive results.
Through the first half of 2026, the Bali Provincial Government recorded 15,803 electric vehicles registered as operating on the Island.
This total comprises two-wheeled vehicles (10,545 units) and four-wheeled electric cars (5,258 units).
To support the development of an electric vehicle ecosystem fleet in Bali, PT Mandiri Utama Finance (MUF) organizes “Coffee & Drive: EV & Hybrid Experience” programs in collaboration with Bank Mandiri and a network of automotive dealers.
The event, held recently at Temu Kamu Reserva Coffee & Patisserie Bali, was conducted across six sessions. This program allowed Bank Mandiri Customers to personally test-drive various electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid models.
In addition to test drives, customers were invited to join sharing sessions and mini-games, enjoy the coffee corner, and receive consultations on vehicle options and available financing schemes.
MUF’s Senior Executive Vice-President of Regular Marketing, Abdul Rochim, said hands-on experience and easy access to financing are crucial to boosting consumer confidence in electric and hybrid vehicles.
”The transition to electric vehicles requires not only a wider range of product choices but also opportunities for consumers to experience the vehicle technology firsthand and obtain financing solutions tailored to their needs,” said Abdul on Wednesday, 09 September 2026.
During the event, MUF offered various financing options for new vehicles, including down payments starting from 10 percent, cashback of up to Rp 2 million, and insurance coverage with benefits valued at up to Rp 10 million.
The program is subject to terms and conditions, including for applications submitted via the Livin’ by Mandiri Application. This program is also part of MUF’s efforts to strengthen synergy with Bank Mandiri and automotive dealers.
The collaboration offers customers a streamlined process, from getting product information and taking test drives to consulting with experts and applying for financing directly at the event venue.
“Through this synergy with Bank Mandiri and automotive dealers, MUF aims to provide a financing process that is increasingly seamless and integrated. We hope this program delivers a positive experience while helping customers choose electric and hybrid vehicles that suit their needs,” added Abdul.
MUF will continue to organize activities that combine education, driving experiences, and easy access to financing.
These initiatives are expected to boost public understanding of and interest in electric and hybrid vehicles, while also supporting the development of eco-friendly mobility in Indonesia.
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