About Daya Elektrifikasi Indonesia

Daya Elektrifikasi Indonesia (DEI) is a start up company focused on developing an ecosystem of electric vehicles, renewable energy, and supporting infrastructure in Indonesia. To support business expansion, operational efficiency, and community engagement, DEI created a utility token called Daya (DYA).

Core Business

“The following business plan presents our strategy to advance green technology adoption while leveraging a digital currency economy to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles.”

Daya Elektrifikasi Indonesia (DEI) is building an integrated electric mobility ecosystem designed to accelerate the transition toward sustainable transportation. In the future, DEI will operate across six core business pillars that address both commercial and public mobility needs.

First, DEI provides corporate electric vehicle rentals, including electric cars and electric blind vans, to support enterprise operations with efficient, low-emission fleets. Second, DEI offers personal EV rental services, enabling individuals to access electric vehicles without ownership barriers.

To support widespread EV adoption, DEI develops and operates charging station infrastructure, ensuring reliable and accessible energy supply across key locations. In parallel, DEI runs EV Taxi and Ride-Hailing services, delivering clean, on-demand transportation solutions for urban mobility.

DEI also focuses on EV-based public transportation, contributing to more sustainable mass transit systems, and operates a secondary electric vehicle market, facilitating the circulation of pre-owned EVs to expand affordability and market reach.

Together, these six pillars position DEI as a comprehensive electric mobility platform, bridging technology, infrastructure, and services to drive long-term sustainable growth.Write your text here...

Implementation of Daya Coin

Daya Coin is integrated into DEI’s core business activities as a digital utility token to enable payments, provide incentives, and support financing mechanisms across EV rentals, charging infrastructure, and the secondary EV market