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Singapore startup Charged aims to sell 2 million electric motorcycles a year

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Derryn Wong

Derryn Wong

Published Wed, Jun 21, 2023 · 05:50 AM
    • Singaporean electric motorcycle and mobility startup Charged has three models - from left: the Anoa cargo bike, the Rimau urban commuter and the Maleo ride-hailing model.
    • The Charged Anoa electric motorcycle.
    • Singaporean electric motorcycle and mobility startup Charged has three models - from left: the Anoa cargo bike, the Rimau urban commuter and the Maleo ride-hailing model. PHOTO: CHARGED
    • The Charged Anoa electric motorcycle. PHOTO: CHARGED

    SINGAPOREAN startup Charged plans to sell 10 million electric motorcycles (e-motos) in the region over the next 10 years, ramping up to annual sales of two million units by the end of that period, said co-founder Joel Chang.

    While Indonesia is its biggest market today, the company aims to take its bikes further in South-east Asia and beyond, he said in an interview with The Business Times (BT).

    Founded in March 2022, Charged has three bike models so far, with its zero-emissions production facility having delivered “more than 1,000 motorcycles” to clients in Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam.

    Electric vehiclesMotorcyclesIndonesiaStartups

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