Indonesia Gets Its First 480 kW Charging Station — Thanks To XPENG - CleanTechnica

Indonesia has installed its first 480 kW ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging station, marking a significant advancement in the country’s EV infrastructure. This development was made possible through a partnership between Chinese EV manufacturer XPENG and Indonesia’s largest charge point operator, Voltron. The new charging station, located at Living World Alam Sutera, supports XPENG’s G6 Pro model, which features advanced 800V, 5C battery technology capable of charging at up to 451 kW. This allows the vehicle to recharge from 10% to 80% in just 12 minutes, a charging speed unmatched by other EVs currently available in Indonesia, including Tesla models. The collaboration between XPENG and Voltron was formalized through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to expand high-performance charging infrastructure across Indonesia. They plan to jointly identify premium locations for new ultra-fast charging sites, enhancing accessibility and supporting XPENG’s growth in the region. Additionally, Voltron’s network of over