Indomobil has launched the Tyranno X electric motorcycle at the 2026 Jakarta Fair (PRJ), pricing the semi off-road vehicle at approximately Rp 32 million. According to reports from ANTARA News and local media, the bike offers a 160 km range and integrates high-end features intended to mimic the sophistication of electric cars.
- Price: Approximately Rp 32 million.
- Range: 160 km per charge.
- Category: Semi off-road electric motorcycle.
- Market Positioning: Priced Rp 1.8 million higher than the Adora model.
What are the technical specifications of the Tyranno X?
The Tyranno X is positioned as a semi off-road electric vehicle designed for versatility. According to ANTARA News, the motorcycle delivers a maximum travel distance of 160 km, a figure that targets consumers looking for longer commutes or light adventure use without frequent recharging stops.
Beyond range, the vehicle emphasizes technological integration. Local media report features as sophisticated as a car
are embedded in the motorcycle, suggesting a shift toward higher-end digital interfaces and smart connectivity in Indomobil’s two-wheeler segment.
How does the Tyranno X compare to the Adora model?
Indomobil is diversifying its electric portfolio by offering distinct models for different consumer needs. According to reports from Disway Malang, the Tyranno X carries a price premium of Rp 1.8 million over the Adora model.
This price gap reflects the difference in utility. While the Adora serves as a more standard electric option, the Tyranno X’s semi off-road capabilities and expanded feature set justify the higher cost for buyers prioritizing durability and terrain flexibility over basic urban commuting.
Why this launch matters for the Indonesian EV market
The introduction of the Tyranno X at the Jakarta Fair indicates a strategic move by Indomobil to capture the “lifestyle” segment of the electric vehicle market. By blending off-road utility with car-like technology, the company is moving away from basic e-bike offerings toward specialized vehicles.
The Rp 32 million price point, reported by NaikMotor and Katadata, places the Tyranno X in a competitive mid-tier bracket. This pricing strategy allows Indomobil to compete with both budget-friendly electric scooters and higher-end imported EV bikes, utilizing the high-visibility platform of the PRJ to drive early adoption.
