EV Incentives to Fuel Clean Energy Campaign

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung provided a clarification regarding the Jakarta government’s policy to maintain tax exemptions for Motor Vehicle Tax (PKB) and Motor Vehicle Title Transfer Fees (BBNKB) specifically for battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

Jakarta government must stay in sync and adjust accordingly

Pram stated that every policy adopted by the Jakarta government follows the lead of the central government's decisions, particularly those concerning electric vehicles.

"Regarding electric cars, they were authorized back then and subsequently revised; hence, the Jakarta government must stay in sync and adjust accordingly," he expressed, at the East Jakarta Mayor’s Office Complex, Wednesday (5/6).

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This tax-free policy underscores Jakarta’s commitment to curbing pollution in the capital. Furthermore, exempting electric vehicles from the "odd-even" traffic restriction is another way the provincial government is throwing its weight behind the green energy campaign.

"We view this as a vital part of our drive to reduce pollution and promote green energy in Jakarta, which is why we are following through with these measures," he added.

The policy is in line with the Home Minister's Circular Letter Number 900.1.13.1/3764/SJ on the provision of fiscal incentives through PKB and BBNKB exemptions for battery-based electric vehicles.

This move demonstrates that the Jakarta government remains consistent in supporting the development of eco-friendly transportation and accelerating the transition to clean energy.