Qimtronics and Wakaf Salman Collaborate on EV Infrastructure Development
The Warcas project brings charging stations to strategic points across Bandung with a digital queuing system.
At the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, Qimtronics strengthened its commitment to supporting the development of the electric vehicle ecosystem in Indonesia through the Warcas (Warung Charger) project, part of Qimtronics' strategic plan to provide EV charging infrastructure that meets public needs.
Qimtronics is collaborating with Wakaf Salman and has been entrusted to design, develop, and build charging stations (SPKLU) placed at strategic points in the city of Bandung — a form of synergy between technological innovation and the sustainable use of public space.
Through the Warcas project, Qimtronics presents innovative features designed to improve efficiency and user experience. One standout feature is a digital queuing system, allowing users to make reservations for charging stations even when units are in use, adding value in time management, convenience, and service regularity.
Supported by a team of experienced engineers, Qimtronics is committed to optimizing the Warcas project so it can be immediately utilized by the community, expanding the availability of charging infrastructure while creating more affordable, organized, and accessible solutions.
This project also strengthens Qimtronics' position as a provider of innovative technology solutions in the Indonesian electric vehicle sector.
Users can reserve charging stations in advance, even while a unit is currently occupied.
Charging stations (SPKLU) are placed at strategic points across the city of Bandung in partnership with Wakaf Salman.