Previous Editions Review
Event Overview:

The 13th Indonesia International Motorcycle Parts and Accessories Exhibition (INABIKE) in 2026 is a large-scale professional auto parts exhibition in Indonesia, organized by GEM International Exhibition Company. It is held concurrently with the Jakarta International Two-Wheeler Exhibition. The INAPA exhibition was first held in 2009 and takes place annually. The INABIKE exhibition was first held in 2011 and is also an annual event. In 2024, over 400 exhibitors participated.

The exhibition is divided into six themed pavilions held concurrently: INABIKE (bicycles, motorcycles, electric vehicles, and parts and accessories); INAPA (passenger car parts and accessories); Commercial Vehicle & Carrosseries (commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles); Tyre & Lubricant (tires and lubricants); Logistics & Robotic (logistics and robotics); and Forklift, Material Handling & Heavy Equipment (forklifts, material handling, and heavy equipment). Previous editions have attracted many Chinese automotive and motorcycle brands to participate, with over a hundred Chinese companies showcasing their products, earning wide recognition and praise from Chinese businesses.

2025 Edition Exhibition Data:

Organized by the Indonesia Automotive Parts and Components Industry Association, this annual event is the largest professional auto and motorcycle parts exhibition in Indonesia. In 2025, a total of 1,500 exhibitors from 25 countries participated, with 50,000 professional visitors and an exhibition area of 30,000 square meters. Half of the exhibitors were auto and motorcycle parts companies.

This exhibition is the largest comprehensive auto and motorcycle show in Southeast Asia, covering passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, two-wheeled vehicles, and their parts and accessories, bringing positive business opportunities to industry suppliers.

Market Background: The Giant of Southeast Asia's Automotive Industry

Indonesia is the giant of Southeast Asia, accounting for approximately 40% of ASEAN's economy and population. According to statistics, Indonesia has a population of 270 million and is one of the world's important emerging markets.

The automotive industry in Indonesia is one of the manufacturing subsectors that makes a positive contribution to the national industry. Data from the Central Statistics Agency shows that Indonesia's economic growth reached 5.72% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2022.

In the future, the automotive industry will transition to electric vehicles. The Indonesian government has set a target to achieve an annual production of 600,000 four-wheel or more electric vehicles and 2.45 million two-wheel electric vehicles by 2030.

The Indonesian government plans to limit new car sales to electric vehicles only by 2050 and has launched a pilot project to convert internal combustion engine motorcycles to electric drive.

Exhibition Scale and Influence

INAPA 2025 received excellent feedback, as evidenced by the enthusiastic participation of 1,402 exhibitors from 26 countries and 30,802 visitors from 76 countries.

INAPA 2026 will be the 15th edition of the exhibition and is expected to attract 1,100 exhibitors and 50,000 professional visitors.

The total exhibition area of the previous edition reached 25,000 square meters, with 1,005 enterprises from 13 countries participating and 25,524 visitors.

INAPA warmly welcomed 1,048 exhibitors from 34 countries, all from the transportation industry. The exhibition attracted 20,502 interactions from 28 countries.

Exhibit Scope

INAPA 2026 will showcase a full range of products and services including spare parts, accessories, buses, trucks, motorcycles, fasteners, tires, lubricants, greases, and electric vehicle platforms. The main exhibit categories include:

Automotive Parts and Systems: airbags, air conditioning, axles, batteries, bearings, brakes, bumpers, cables, clutches, cockpits, cooling systems, electronic systems, exhaust and fuel system components, fasteners, filters, etc.

Automotive Accessories: car covers, essential oils, explosion-proof films, car fragrances, seat covers, interior trim, car locks, seat belts, sun visors, steering wheels, etc.

Automotive Care, Repair and Maintenance: additives, air fresheners, body repair and painting, car washing and auto care services, coatings, detergents, equipment repair and service, lubricants, etc.

Automotive Electronic Equipment: air conditioning, automatic windows and doors, car audio, GPS systems, lighting/signaling, positioning and monitoring systems, refrigerators, reversing radar, satellite navigation, security systems, etc.

Motorcycle Parts and Accessories: alarms, batteries, chains, components and accessories, engines, helmets, mirrors, rims, shock absorbers.

Tools/Dies and Machinery: casting, forging, jigs & metal forming, dies and molds, polishing machines, safety devices, sharpening, wrenches, screwdrivers and other tools.

2026 Exhibition Highlights

Indonesia Market Analysis:

Indonesia is a major automotive market in Southeast Asia, creating demand for a wide range of automotive-related components. Domestic vehicle production in Indonesia is expected to surpass that of Thailand by 2025. According to forecasts by the ASEAN Automotive Federation, Indonesia will dominate the ASEAN motorcycle market and become the country with the highest motorcycle sales. The Indonesian bicycle market is growing at an annual rate of 20%, making it the third-largest bicycle consumer market after China and India.

Indonesia is the fourth largest export market for Chinese bicycles, following only exports to the United States and Japan. In Indonesia, bicycles have become the most popular means of transport and sport. High‑quality bicycles have always dominated the Indonesian market. Bicycle sales reached US$1.65billionin2006,US$2.19 billion in 2008, US$6.92billionin2009,andUS$7.14 billion in 2010. The market outlook is very promising.

Most bicycle factories in Indonesia are assembly plants, with some large manufacturers selling under their own brands. The major known local brands are Polygon, United Bike, and Wimcycle. Polygon, with an annual output of over 400,000 units, is the largest bicycle assembly plant in Indonesia. Bicycles on the market are mainly imported, primarily from mainland China, while high‑priced imported bicycles come from Taiwan. Market demand is gradually growing. Currently, most bicycle parts and accessories in Indonesia must be imported, with very strong demand. The main source is mainland China, while Taiwan ranks as the third‑largest import source, accounting for less than 5% of total import value.

Motorcycles are the most convenient public transportation in Indonesia. Although the global economic recession has brought many negative impacts to Indonesia, the motorcycle market remains hot. People's desire to buy motorcycles is increasing day by day. In particular, the well-developed financial credit facilities have brought convenience to the public. With a loan, consumers only need to pay 2 million Indonesian rupiah (approximately 200 US dollars), which is about one-quarter to one-fifth of the vehicle price, to ride a new motorcycle of their choice home.