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Kompas<\/em> reports that the Hyundai Motor Company<\/em> has delivered 11 electric buses to support the development of electric-based public transportation in Bali. This small fleet of Hyundai County EV buses<\/em> is part of the “Bali E-Mobility Project,<\/em>\u201d which aims to promote low-emission transport on the “Island of the Gods.”<\/p>\n \u200bThe handover of the Hyundai Electric Bus Fleet<\/em> took place during a launch event for the buses and charging stations\u2014both contributions to the Bali E-Mobility Project<\/em>\u2014on October 22, 2026. For this project, Hyundai Motor<\/em> provided the electric bus platform\/chassis, while Laksana, a local company, developed and manufactured the vehicles’ bodywork.<\/p>\n \u200bThis collaboration combines Hyundai\u2019s<\/em> electric vehicle technology with the capabilities of the domestic bus-manufacturing industry. The South Korean Ministry of Environment<\/em> (covering climate, energy, and the environment) initiated the Bali E-Mobility Program<\/em> in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI).<\/em> This initiative marks the first project to introduce electric-based public transportation in Bali.<\/p>\n \u200bHyundai has delivered 11 County EV electric Buses<\/em> to support public transport in Bali. Each bus has a capacity of 20 passengers and a range of over 200 km.<\/p>\n \u200bChul Youn Park, Senior Vice President and Head of the Global Commercial Vehicle and Light Commercial Vehicle Business Division at Hyundai Motor Company,<\/em> said the company aims to support the transition to a more environmentally sustainable transportation system.<\/p>\n \u200b”We are proud to contribute to the transition toward a more sustainable transportation system in Bali by providing these electric buses,” said Chul Youn Park in an official statement issued on Friday, 23 October 2026. With a capacity of 20 passengers, the buses are medium-sized Hyundai County EVs,<\/em> measuring about 8 meters long. Each vehicle has a capacity of 20 passengers and is equipped with a 128 kWh battery. With this battery, the County EV<\/em> can travel over 200 kilometers on a single full charge. The fleet is also supported by charging station facilities as part of the Bali E-Mobility Project.<\/em><\/p>\n \u200bTo support the initial phase of operations, Hyundai Motor<\/em> is implementing an “EV Bus Field Quality Assurance Program.”<\/em> This program includes monitoring vehicle quality and operational performance from the first moment the fleet begins service. Hyunda<\/em>i will also establish an on-site vehicle quality monitoring center to help ensure the smooth operation of the electric buses.<\/p>\n \u200bThe bus handover in Bali continues Hyundai\u2019s<\/em> efforts to supply electric commercial vehicles for public transportation in Indonesia. Previously, the company provided similar electric buses for public transport services in Surabaya in November 2024. The Bali E-Mobility Project<\/em> also follows a memorandum of understanding between the governments of South Korea and Indonesia signed in 2025, intended to drive the transformation of Bali\u2019s transport sector toward electric mobility.<\/p>\n \u200bBeyond reducing greenhouse gas emissions, this program is also expected to serve as a model for public-private collaboration in developing sustainable transportation within the Asia-Pacific region. Hyundai<\/em> has stated that it will continue to expand its electric vehicle business in Indonesia, including in Jakarta, Semarang, Surabaya, and Medan.<\/p>\n Related Links<\/strong><\/p>\n Bali Fuel Crisis \u2013 Trans Metro Dewata Bus Service Passengers Surge to 6,501\u00a0 per Day<\/p>\n Bali Gets Electric Busses Post G20<\/p>\n More Vehicles in Bali than People; Bali Faces Public Transport Crisis<\/p>\n Will Bali\u2019s Urban Bus Service Survive?<\/p>\n S. Korea to Create Electric Busses for Bali<\/p>\n When in Bali, Take the Public Bus!<\/p>\n Electric Bus System Launched in Bali<\/p>\n Stay Informed on Bali Tourism-Related News<\/strong>: Subscribe to Bali Update<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Kompas reports that the Hyundai Motor Company has delivered 11 electric buses to support the development of electric-based public transportation in Bali. 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