The agreement opens up prospects for access to a diversified portfolio of industrial electric vehicles and public utility transport. The Indonesian firm's offering extends from medicalized transport platforms for hospital settings to urban transit shuttles, such as the "Angklung" model unveiled at recent advanced automotive technology shows. For the Cameroonian market, the introduction of these zero-emission transport solutions targets the public transport, last-mile logistics, and institutional fleet segments. Ingenium's technical involvement will ensure the establishment of a tailored after-sales service, spare parts supply, and maintenance of electric powertrains.

The Indonesian group's commercial prospecting takes place in a favorable regulatory environment, marked by the reorientation of state financial policies toward ecological transition. The tax provisions contained in the finance law grant a 50% allowance on the taxable value for the import of new electric vehicles, their charging stations, and batteries, while providing for an excise duty exemption for this category of equipment. This reduction in customs and tax burden improves the economic viability of e-mobility projects in Cameroon. It helps mitigate the initial acquisition premium for clean technologies and stimulate private investment in charging infrastructure and green fleets.


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