On the morning of May 6, at the invitation of PT Mobil Anak Bangsa (MAB), one of the top three electric bus manufacturers in Indonesia, a delegation from China Sodium Energy (Yangzhou) Co., Ltd (CNAE) went to MAB's headquarter in Jakarta for a high-level technical exchange between the two companies. The meeting was not only a simple business exchange, but also an important opportunity for the two companies to deepen cooperation in the field of new energy.

MAB, as one of the top three electric bus manufacturers in Indonesia, has long been committed to the development and production of high-quality electric buses, and has made significant contributions to public transportation in Indonesia.

MAB took the initiative to invite CNAE to visit its headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, with the aim of exploring the possibility of cooperation between the two companies in the field of electric buses. With the increasing global awareness of environmental protection, the market demand for electric buses, as an important choice for green transportation, has been rising. As a new type of battery technology, sodium-ion batteries are considered to be the ideal choice for power systems of electric buses because of their advantages such as ultra-fast charging, long life, high safety and low price.

During the meeting, the two sides had an in-depth exchange on the application of sodium-ion batteries in electric buses, and the CNAE technical team introduced in detail the working principle, performance advantages, and practical application cases of sodium-ion batteries in electric buses, while the representatives of MAB expressed great interest in sodium-ion battery technology and hoped to establish a long-term and stable cooperation with CNAE to jointly promote the development of the electric bus market in Indonesia. Electric bus market development.

In addition, the two sides also had an in-depth discussion on the details of the future cooperation, such as the specific contents and methods, etc. MAB indicated that it will actively purchase sodium-ion batteries produced by CNAE, and plans to widely use them in its own electric buses in the next few years.

The successful holding of this meeting not only deepened the understanding and trust between the two companies, but also laid a solid foundation for future cooperation. It is believed that with the joint efforts of both sides, the new energy technology will play a greater role in the field of electric buses in Indonesia and inject new vitality into the public transportation business in Indonesia.