- Dash Electric raises seed funding from major investors to revolutionize Indonesian logistics
- The startup expands its EV fleet for sustainable delivery operations
- Technology development leads their strategy toward Indonesia’s green future
Money in the Bank
Dash Electric, Indonesia’s rising EV-as-a-service platform, has secured significant seed funding from notable investors including The Radical Fund and Bali Investment Club.
The funding round attracted heavyweight participants such as Schneider Electric Energy Access Asia and Gojek co-founder Kevin Aluwi.
Green Fleet Revolution
The startup plans to channel its new capital into expanding its electric vehicle fleet and enhancing its proprietary technology.
Dash Electric’s infrastructure already supports numerous clients across logistics, e-commerce, retail, and food delivery sectors, enabling sustainable delivery operations.
Tech-Driven Sustainability
Founded by mobility veterans Aditya Brahmana and Robert Mulianto, the company develops cutting-edge fleet management solutions and API integrations.
This technological approach aligns perfectly Indonesia’s ambitious goal of complete EV adoption by 2040.
