JAKARTA — The Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police (Korlantas Polri) held a Technical Training (Latnis) program introducing Battery-Electric Four-Wheeled (R4) Patrol Vehicles at Favehotel Cililitan, Jakarta, on Tuesday (10/11/2026). The training agenda combined theoretical instruction with field exercises focused on introducing and testing features of the SILANCAR (Digital Traffic Information System) application.
The SILANCAR system is now fully integrated into the police force’s latest eco-friendly patrol fleet, comprising pure electric GWM ORA 07 (Battery Electric Vehicle) units and GWM TANK 300 vehicles equipped with Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) technology.
The training introduced SILANCAR’s primary features, which are tailored to streamline and optimize highway patrol operations. The digital portal features a dedicated escort tool that facilitates faster and more structured coordination for traffic escort requests.
Additionally, SILANCAR includes a real-time incident reporting module, enabling both police personnel and the public to report traffic incidents efficiently for prompt field response by officers.
Cabin Practice: Transforming Patrol Vehicles into Mobile Command Centers
During the field application session, Korlantas Polri personnel gained hands-on experience operating the SILANCAR system inside the cabins of GWM ORA 07 and GWM TANK 300 HEV patrol vehicles.
SILANCAR hardware is securely mounted to the vehicle dashboard to ensure easy accessibility for drivers while safeguarding the physical device against security risks or accidental detachment. This integrated feature effectively converts each patrol vehicle into a mobile digital command center capable of transmitting real-time operational data and traffic monitoring updates.
Human Resource Capacity Building and EV Electrical Systems
Beyond evaluating application navigation and connectivity, technical instructors placed special emphasis on enhancing human resource capacity.
Personnel received in-depth training on electrical system management, battery maintenance, and troubleshooting technical issues to ensure the advanced features of these eco-friendly vehicles remain fully operational and protected against misuse.
The Battery-Electric Patrol Vehicle Technical Training highlights Korlantas Polri’s transformative drive toward modern, efficient, and environmentally conscious policing. The synergy between electrified vehicle fleets and the SILANCAR application is expected to significantly boost the effectiveness of traffic escort services and law enforcement across Indonesia.