Charged Indonesia has introduced Ndara, a sport naked electric motorcycle aimed at riders who want stronger performance without giving up the benefits of electric mobility. The model stands out with a peak output of 11,000 watts and a top speed of 125 kilometers per hour.
That positioning places Ndara in a more ambitious corner of Indonesia’s growing electric motorcycle market. Rather than focusing only on efficiency and daily practicality, Charged is presenting the bike as a flagship model with a sportier character and a more expressive design language.
Flagship positioning with a sport naked approach
Ndara was developed with an aggressive and modern sport naked design. Charged says the motorcycle was engineered to deliver a sporty riding experience while keeping the traits of an electric vehicle.
CEO of Charged Indonesia Group, CY Joel, said Ndara reflects the company’s ability to deliver a high-performance electric motorcycle that also supports greener mobility. The statement underscores the model’s role as a product for buyers looking for both speed and efficiency.
The name Ndara also carries a cultural reference to Nusantara identity. Its design draws inspiration from a running horse, combining a strong and elegant character with aerodynamics intended to support responsive acceleration and stable riding.
Testing across the country before launch
Before going on sale, Charged Indonesia put Ndara through its Touring Nusantara program. The test route covered about 1,200 kilometers from Cilegon to Bali over five days.
The company used the journey to verify performance, durability, and comfort across different road conditions in Indonesia. The long-distance test also suggests that Ndara is meant to serve more than just urban commuting needs.
Price and available variants
Ndara is offered with two battery configurations. The single-battery version is priced at Rp69 million, while the dual-battery version costs Rp79 million, both on the road in Jakarta.
The motorcycle is also available in three color choices: Emerald Green, Graphite Silver, and Midnight Black. Those options give buyers a simple way to match the bike with their personal style.
Where Ndara fits in the electric motorcycle market
With its large power output, sharp styling, and flagship status, Ndara enters a segment that is becoming more crowded in Indonesia. It is aimed at buyers who want a distinctive motorcycle while still considering environmental impact.
Charged Indonesia appears to be targeting consumers who want an electric motorcycle with a sport-inspired identity and everyday comfort. As the local EV market expands, Ndara shows that electric motorcycles are increasingly competing not only on practicality, but also on performance and design.