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Vrent is an Indonesian IoT-based electric motorcycle rental service operating in Jakarta and Bekasi.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Vrent is an Indonesian company providing rental services for electric motorcycles, built around Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Headquartered in Jakarta, the company was established and officially began operations in March 2019. It operates a network of more than ten active electric motorcycle rental stations across Jakarta and Bekasi. The rental system is app-based: users download the Vrent application on their smartphones and use it to scan a QR code on a Vrent electric motorcycle to gain access and start the engine. Payment for rentals can be made by topping up a Vrent balance through digital payment gateways partnered with Vrent, or in cash through a station administrator. A rented unit may be returned at a station different from the one where it was picked up. For its fleet, Vrent partners with Viar, an Indonesian motorcycle manufacturer, to procure electric motorcycles. The specific model rented out is the Viar Q1 Gen 1, a locally made electric motorcycle produced in Semarang. As of January 2022, all Vrent stations were reported closed due to the pandemic, with bookings handled only through the official Instagram account @vrent.id and official WhatsApp. The company is described as an Indonesian company in public records.

History

Vrent was established and officially began operations in March 2019 as an Indonesian company offering rental services for electric motorcycles. The service is based on Internet of Things (IoT) technology and is headquartered in Jakarta. At its peak, Vrent operated more than ten active electric motorcycle rental stations across Jakarta and Bekasi. The company built its rental model around a smartphone application. Users download the Vrent app, scan a QR code on a Vrent electric motorcycle to unlock and start it, and pay either by topping up a Vrent balance through partnered digital payment gateways or in cash via a station administrator. Units can be returned at a different station from the one where they were rented. For its fleet, Vrent partnered with Viar, an Indonesian motorcycle manufacturer, and specifically rented out the Viar Q1 Gen 1, a locally produced electric motorcycle made in Semarang. As of January 2022, all Vrent stations were reported closed due to the pandemic, and bookings were being handled only through the official Instagram account @vrent.id and official WhatsApp.

  • 2022

    All Vrent stations are reported closed due to the pandemic; bookings handled via Instagram and WhatsApp.

  • 2019

    Vrent is established and officially begins operations in Jakarta.

Products and positioning

IoT-enabled electric motorcycle sharing/rental service for urban mobility in Greater Jakarta.

  • Vrent mobile application

    Smartphone app used to scan a QR code on a Vrent electric motorcycle to unlock and start it, and to manage rental payments.

  • Viar Q1 Gen 1 electric motorcycle

    Locally produced electric motorcycle made in Semarang, rented out as the Vrent fleet unit.

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