Periklindo is pressing the Indonesian government to widen its electric vehicle incentives to commercial transport. The industry association wants trucks and buses included, not only private cars. Its case rests on the efficiency gains for goods distribution across the country. Electrifying commercial fleets would also cut emissions, the group argues. Many operators have held back because electric trucks and buses cost more upfront. Support from the state could shrink that price gap and bring more fleets into the market. Periklindo has kept up the lobbying as Indonesia works to grow its domestic EV sector.