Bima, 4 February 2026 — PT DUBBS ENERGI TEKNOLOGI conducted a three-wheeler electric vehicle training program in Paruga Na’e, Kananga Village, Bolo District, Bima Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, on Wednesday (4/2). The program aims to promote electric vehicle technology as a mobility and operational solution for residents in rural areas.

As the main presenter of the event, PT DUBBS ENERGI TEKNOLOGI introduced a range of three-wheeler electric vehicle solutions under its DUBBS Electric Vehicle product line. The training content covered electric vehicle technology fundamentals, operational efficiency, and the application potential of such vehicles to boost rural economic activities, including agricultural product transportation, goods distribution, and village public service operations.

Apart from the theoretical briefing session, participants were offered the opportunity to test-drive DUBBS electric vehicles in a designated area. The hands-on session allowed participants to experience the vehicles’ performance, user-friendly operation and riding comfort, which are specially tailored to the terrain conditions and daily operational needs of rural communities.

The event was attended by village officials from various areas across Bima Regency, local residents and a number of regional figures, who all participated in the activities with great enthusiasm. The interactive discussion session reflected strong public interest in efficient and eco-friendly electric vehicle solutions.

On this occasion, PT DUBBS ENERGI TEKNOLOGI also announced its plan to open a DUBBS showroom in Bima Regency. The upcoming showroom is expected to improve local residents’ access to DUBBS Electric Vehicle products, while providing convenient after-sales and maintenance services for users in the region.

Through this training program, PT DUBBS ENERGI TEKNOLOGI hopes that its three-wheeler DUBBS Electric Vehicles will serve as a practical, cost-effective and sustainable transportation solution, supporting daily livelihoods and driving economic growth in rural areas of Bima Regency.