IMOS 2024 Set to Boost Post-Pandemic Motorcycle Sales Momentum
- Arianti Widya
Tangerang, VIVA – The Indonesia Motorcycle Show (IMOS) officially opened and will run until November 3, 2024, at ICE BSD, South Tangerang.
Johannes Loman, the Chairman of AISI, revealed that motorcycle sales in Indonesia reached 4.87 million units from January to September 2024, marking a growth of around 3.19 percent compared to last year.
“This growth is driven by continuous support from financing companies and the government, which helps maintain consumer purchasing power,” he stated at ICE BSD, Tangerang.
IMOS 2024
- Arianti Widya
Loman hopes that automotive shows like IMOS can help sustain motorcycle sales figures.
“The hope is that IMOS can serve as a stimulus to maintain the momentum of motorcycle sales post-pandemic,” he added.
In the same event, Deputy Minister of Industry Faisol Riza praised the rise in motorcycle sales in Indonesia.
“We know the global economy is facing challenges. We must remain cautious, as this situation can impact people’s purchasing power,” Riza remarked.
He added, “Despite this, motorcycle sales in Indonesia have increased compared to last year. It’s remarkable. We thank the two-wheeler manufacturers,” he said.
He highlighted that motorcycles contribute foreign exchange to the country, which helps the government maintain economic growth.
“Two-wheelers have contributed significant foreign exchange to the country, supporting the government in maintaining economic growth. Hopefully, it will continue to grow next year,” stated the Deputy Minister.
He expressed hope that IMOS 2024 would positively contribute to the two-wheeler ecosystem.
As known, IMOS 2024 showcases various two-wheeler brands, divided into electric and conventional segments.
ICE motorcycles on display include brands like Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, TVS, Yamaha, Harley-Davidson, Hunter, Royal Enfield, and Scomadi.
Meanwhile, the electric motorcycle segment features brands such as Alva, Electrum, HORWIN INC, ION Mobility, Polytron, United, VMove, Volta, and ZPT.
The event is also enlivened by various supporting automotive industries, featuring accessories for motorcycles.
