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University of Indonesia Unveils 4 Electric Cars

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19 July 2016 14:12 WIB

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta-The National Electric Car Team of the University of Indonesia (UI) has launched four types of electric cars. The university’s engineering science department professor Danardono Agus Sumarsono believed that the technology is capable to displace currently used mass transport. “UI cars will be able to compete with and displace buses on the road,” he said yesterday, July 18, 2016 during the launch in UI Engineering Department Park.

The four cars are: an electric bus, Makara Electric Vehicle (MEV) 01, MEV 02 city car conversion and MEV 03 city car conversion. Danadrono said that the four types of cars are ready for operation, although they still need permit from police to hit the road. “The bus is pollution-free. It can travel [at a speed of] 40-80 km/hour if the battery is full,” he said.

The electric bus is a vehicle that can carry 60 passengers with 120 kW electric motor and 300 Ah battery. MEV 01 city car conversion is an electric car of the first generation that uses electric motor designed by UI Molina Team. It uses Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) electric motor with a capacity of 25 kW.

The third type, city car conversion MEV 03, is a commercial vehicle conversion. The car adopt a hybrid system that uses an AC induction motor with 32 kW and 102 Ah battery. Whereas city car conversion MEV 02 is a conversion from commercial vehicle that uses AC induction motor with 7.5 kW and 102 Ah battery.

IMAM HAMDI



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