Cambodia Reaches 4,232 Registered Electric Motorcycles by May 2026
Quick answer: Cambodia had recorded 4,232 electric motorcycles by May 2026, according to figures provided by a spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Works and Transport and reported by Xinhua.
Electric mobility is growing in Cambodia
The same update reported 14,056 electric cars/EVs registered between 2021 and May 2026 and 741 electric three-wheelers. Officials linked part of the recent increase in EV interest to higher fuel prices and the lower operating costs of electric vehicles.
Why electric motorcycles matter
Two-wheelers are central to everyday mobility in Cambodia. As the electric motorcycle population grows, riders will increasingly compare real-world range, battery replacement cost, charging convenience, warranty coverage, parts supply and the quality of after-sales service.
What AIMA Cambodia is focusing on
AIMA Cambodia is building a local model lineup, dealer network and after-sales framework for Cambodian riders. Consumers should compare the total ownership experience rather than choosing an electric motorcycle based only on purchase price.
Explore AIMA electric models, warranty information and dealers in Cambodia.
Source: Xinhua / Cambodia MPWT spokesperson, 2026-07-06. Original source. This AIMA Cambodia article is a localized factual summary and commentary, not a verbatim republication.