INVI Supports the Development of Electric Transportation Infrastructure Through Bali E-Mobility Project

BALI, October 22, 2026 — Through its involvement in the Bali E-Mobility Project, INVI is supporting the expansion of Indonesia’s electric vehicle infrastructure. The initiative was formally inaugurated in Bali on October 22, 2026. As part of the initiative, INVI is supplying six 100 kW fast-charging stations, along with supporting infrastructure, to facilitate the operation of 11 electric buses serving Bali’s public transportation network.

The Bali E-Mobility Project is a joint initiative between the Governments of Indonesia and the Republic of Korea. The Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) serves as the Executive Agency, while the Ministry of Transportation and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources act as Implementing Agencies. The Bali Provincial Government is the project beneficiary, with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) serving as the implementing partner.

The six fast-charging stations supplied by INVI feature technology from Chaevi, INVI’s South Korean technology partner. Three units have been installed at the Bali Provincial Transportation Agency’s depot to accommodate overnight charging, while the other three are located at GOR Ngurah Rai to support daily operational requirements. Together, these facilities provide essential charging infrastructure to help keep the electric bus fleet operational and ready to serve the public.

The project launch was attended by several government officials and key stakeholders, including Prof. Dr. Ir. Rachmat Pambudy, M.S., Minister of National Development Planning and Head of Bappenas; Dr. Ir. Wayan Koster, M.M., Governor of Bali; Yoon Soon-gu, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Indonesia; Togu Santoso Pardede, S.T., MIDS, Director of Energy, Mineral Resources, and Mining at Bappenas; I Kadek Mudarta, S.T., M.A.B., Head of the Bali Provincial Transportation Agency; and Rowan Fraser, Country Representative of GGGI Indonesia. INVI was represented by its Director, Dyah Paramita S.

Chaevi was also represented at the event by Lee Sak-Hwang, Global Section Executive Vice President, and YS Park, Global Section General Manager. Their participation highlights the close collaboration between solution providers and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in advancing electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Beyond its role in supplying charging facilities, INVI also showcased its portfolio of commercial electric vehicles through an exhibition booth. The display featured a range of vehicle solutions, including electric buses and vans, as well as vehicles designed for intercity transportation and mining operations. The showcase highlighted INVI’s capabilities in supporting electrification across transportation and industrial sectors through an integrated offering that includes electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, after-sales services, and operational support.

Through its involvement in the Bali E-Mobility Project, INVI is further strengthening its position in Indonesia’s electric vehicle ecosystem. By providing critical charging infrastructure, the company is helping address one of the key requirements for public transportation electrification: reliable facilities that support the day-to-day operation of electric bus fleets. Its collaboration with GGGI, Chaevi, and other stakeholders represents a shared commitment to accelerating the adoption of low-emission mobility solutions in Indonesia.