The Indonesian government is preparing to revise its electric vehicle (EV) incentive program to prioritize and accelerate domestic production. Currently, incentives focus largely on consumer purchases, but the planned changes will shift towards supporting the entire EV ecosystem within Indonesia. This includes incentives for local battery production, component manufacturing, and overall vehicle assembly. Officials aim to attract further investment in the EV industry and reduce reliance on imports. The revised scheme seeks to ensure Indonesia becomes a significant player in the global EV supply chain, not just a market for finished products. Details are still being finalized, but the government anticipates the new incentives will significantly boost the competitiveness of locally produced EVs. This strategy aligns with Indonesia’s ambition to become a major hub for EV manufacturing and battery technology.