President Message

Let me first welcome you to the website of the Federation of ASIAN Motorcycle Industries (FAMI). FAMI, as IMMA member, represents the manufacturing industry, and is federating 7 key manufacturing countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, Japan, Philippines and Vietnam. Together these countries account for an annual production of nearly 15 million motorcycles.

South East Asia (SEA), counts approximately 700 Million inhabitants, which is one tenth of the worldwide population. Estimating the regional motorcycle fleet above 150 Million number in these 7 countries, one or more motorcycles in a household is extremely common. Thanks to their small size and associated freedom of movement in crowded urban environments, low economic cost, ease of parking and low environmental impact providing an important source of personal mobility.

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Articles

Encouraging Chest Protector Use for the Middle-Aged (“Pops”Generation) Riders

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According to a motorcycle chest protector awareness survey (Japan Research Center) conducted by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) in September 2022, 75% of all current riders said they were aware of the existence of chest protectors. Of those, 94.9% said they were aware that chest protectors are effective for reducing injuries1

However, when looking at use rate for chest protectors,  in the male riders who make up 90% of all the riders, while the age group with the highest...

The Motorcycle Development Program Participants Association (MDPPA) forecasts a 10% growth in 2023 after recording sales increase following the pandemic

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Despite the global cost-of-living crisis and tightening of financial conditions in most regions, the local motorcycle industry was...

Target of 2 Million Electric Motorcycles in 2025

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Jakarta – Sales of electric motorbikes in Indonesia are still not very encouraging. At least until October 2022 there were only...

AISI Successfully Holds the Biggest Motorcycle Exhibition in Indonesia

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Jakarta - The Covid 19 pandemic that the world is experiencing, including in Indonesia, has indeed hit the wheels of the economy...