Wuling EVs enable Indonesia's green mobility

Current chair of ASEAN woos investment, promotes ecosystem for new energy vehicles

LABUAN BAJO, Indonesia — There were about a dozen cars on standby at around 8:30 am at the Wuling Motors Indonesia camp during the 42nd ASEAN Summit from May 10-11, out of a fleet of 50 cars.

The other Wuling Air electric vehicles were on duty. The Wuling EVs were in Indonesia to provide commuter services for delegations to and from the summit from May 9-11 in the tourist town of Labuan Bajo in East Nusa Tenggara province.

Over 370 EVs were deployed to provide the biannual summit with transportation, including 282 specifically used for delegates.