The VinFast assembly factory will feature critical production facilities, including a body shop, general assembly shop, paint shop, and testing area. With an annual capacity of 50,000 vehicles, the plant will produce the VF 3, VF 5, VF 6, and VF 7 right-hand drive e-SUV models for the Indonesian market. Operations are slated to begin in Q4 2025.
General H. Moeldoko, Chief of Presidential Staff of the Republic of Indonesia, emphasized the positive impact of the factory on the regional economy and local community. "VinFast’s presence here will not only have a positive impact on the regional economy but will also provide new job opportunities and improve the welfare of the surrounding community," he said.
Temmy Wiradjaja, CEO of VinFast Indonesia, highlighted the strategic importance of this milestone for the company. "The event, coming just months after VinFast’s official market debut in Indonesia, highlights the company’s strategic expansion and competitive drive in the region, marking a key milestone in their strategy to become a leading player in one of the region’s most promising electric vehicle markets," he remarked.
The assembly plant embodies VinFast's calculated move to establish itself as a formidable player in Southeast Asia's electric vehicle industry. This development not only reinforces its market presence but also promises significant economic and social benefits to the West Java region.
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