Bali gets its first electric public buses from Hyundai Motor
In short
- Hyundai Motor says it supplied 11 County electric buses to Bali, Indonesia.
- The buses were supplied under an official development assistance programme after a bid organised by the Global Green Growth Institute.
- It is Hyundai Motor's second electric bus supply to Indonesia.
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The buses mark the start of electric public transport on the Indonesian resort island. The supply came through an aid programme and a bid run by the Global Green Growth Institute. The source does not say how many routes or riders the service will cover yet.
From The Korea Herald
Hyundai Motor Co. said Friday it has supplied 11 County electric buses to Bali, marking the introduction of the first electric public transportation service on the Indonesian resort island. The South Korean automaker supplied the buses as part of an official development assistance program, after winning a bid organized by the Global Green Growth Institute in October 2025. The delivery marks Hyundai Motor's second supply of electric buses to Indonesia, following the delivery of 11 County electric
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A car company sent 11 electric buses to the island of Bali in Indonesia. These are the first electric buses that people can ride there on public transport. Electric buses run on batteries, so they do not make the exhaust fumes that older buses do. What would you like to ride on if you could go anywhere by electric bus?
