Indonesia Motorcycle Show aims to strengthen industry and exports
The Banten exhibition will run for 10 days, with at least 15 motorcycle brands and 53 supporting brands expected to participate.
Organisers of the 2026 Indonesia Motorcycle Show (IMOS) are targeting stronger domestic demand and greater industry competitiveness through an exhibition scheduled for November 20–29, 2026, at ICE BSD in Banten.
Thomas Wijaya, chairman of the Indonesian Motorcycle Industry Association (AISI), said the event could encourage market growth and increase the motorcycle industry's contribution to the economy. Its programmes are intended to help manufacturers move beyond domestic sales into export markets.
Yosef Utama, who chairs AISI's commercial affairs and the IMOS organising committee, said participation would include at least 15 motorcycle brands, together with 53 supporting brands. Products on display will include helmets, clothing, tyres, lubricants, spare parts and riding accessories.
Visitors will also be offered courses on safe riding, talks, live quizzes, modification competitions and opportunities to test motorcycles, Yosef said. He expects sales transactions to exceed those of the previous edition, with the exhibition running longer than last year's event.
