Gojek

Gojek aims to transition 100% of its fleet to EVs by 2030. Competitor Grab also plans to deploy 26,000 EVs by 2025 in Indonesia.

Gojek is the first super app to launch this service in Indonesia, marking a milestone in the country’s digital banking sector.

Grab has more extensive offerings than Gojek in food delivery, courier services, and financial verticals.

As the third largest motorized two-wheel market in the world, Indonesia logs 7 million vehicle sales every year, but less than 3% run on batteries.

Tech giants are supporting MSMEs and bringing more customers into their ecosystems, especially from Indonesia’s tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

The CEOs of Tokopedia, Bukalapak, and Gojek, as well as the executive director of Shopee Indonesia, spoke with members of parliament about the digital economy.

Nonprofit organizations and online communities have voiced their support for couriers’ demands for better treatment.

Cloud kitchens are expected to represent a 15% share of the overall Indonesian online food delivery industry GMV by the end of 2021.