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Indonesia International Motor Show 2026 Expands Venue, Adds New Programs

The Jakarta Globe
January 29, 2026 | 4:03 pm
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Press conference for the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2026 in Jakarta on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. (Dyandra Promosindo/Handout)
Press conference for the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2026 in Jakarta on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. (Dyandra Promosindo/Handout)

Jakarta. The Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2026 will be held on Feb. 5–15 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, with organizers promising a larger venue, more exhibitors and a wider range of programs than previous editions.

This year’s exhibition will occupy a total area of 156,170 square meters and coincide with several major holidays, including Valentine’s Day, Lunar New Year celebrations and Eid al-Fitr, a combination expected to boost visitor numbers.

Dyandra Promosindo President Director Daswar Marpaung said the automotive industry remains a strategic pillar of Indonesia’s economy, driven by technological innovation, new product launches and sustained public interest.

“The optimism surrounding the automotive sector in 2026 is what encourages us to consistently present IIMS as a platform that brings together the entire automotive ecosystem,” Daswar said at the IIMS 2026 press conference in Central Jakarta on Tuesday. “While 2026 will be challenging, this exhibition is part of our effort to maintain confidence and optimism in the national automotive industry.”

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IIMS 2026 Project Manager Rudi MF said the event will feature a broader mix of entertainment, education and lifestyle programs. A key new attraction is IIMS Sportainment, which blends automotive showcases with popular sports such as golf, padel, fitness and wellness activities, aimed at promoting an active and healthy lifestyle within the automotive community.

As part of the lead-up to the exhibition, Dyandra has already hosted the IIMS Golf Tournament on Feb. 15, 2026. Additional activities, including the IIMS Padel Tournament and Morning Club programs, will take place during the exhibition.

IIMS will also continue its educational outreach through the Edutainment program, including School Competitions designed to introduce students to the automotive industry from an early age.

Other programs include IIMS Infinite Live and Show, test drives and test rides, community experiences, motorsports demonstrations, boating and off-road activities, drifting exhibitions, audio competitions and various lifestyle events. Two new programs, including the Surf Board Experience, will debut this year.

Organizers are targeting more than Rp 8 trillion ($510 million) in transactions and 579,337 visitors. The exhibition area has been expanded to include the Gambir Expo outdoor lake area and the Grand Hall, giving automotive brands more space to showcase their products.

More than 180 automotive brands and supporting industries are set to participate. These include 35 four-wheeled vehicle brands such as BMW, BYD, Toyota, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Honda, VinFast and Wuling, as well as 26 two-wheeled brands including Yamaha, Vespa, Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki and BMW Motorrad.

IIMS 2026 is supported by several state-owned enterprises. Pertamina returns as the main sponsor under the theme “Energized by Pertamina,” while PLN will support the event through its “EV Ecosystem Powered by PLN Mobile” initiative.

Pertamina Corporate Brand Manager Andar Titi Lestari said the company sees IIMS as a valuable platform for engagement and market insight, citing rising visitor numbers and transaction values in recent years. Pertamina will introduce the MyPertamina Xperience program at this year’s exhibition.

PLN Executive Vice President for Retail Customer Service Joni said the company will offer EV-related promotions, home-charging solutions and a 50% ticket discount for visitors purchasing IIMS tickets through the PLN Mobile app. PLN will also provide an experience zone featuring artificial intelligence supported by Internet of Things technology.

Ticket prices will remain unchanged from last year. Regular tickets start at Rp 50,000 on weekdays and Rp 90,000 on weekends, while Premium Day tickets on Feb. 5 are priced at Rp 150,000. VIP Hospitality passes are available at prices ranging from Rp 799,999 to Rp 1,999,999.

Tickets can be purchased through www.dyandratiket.com, the PLN Mobile app and the BBO app.

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