BYD Electric Vehicle Factory Officially Begins Operations in Subang, West Java
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has officially opened its first assembly plant in Indonesia. This production facility is located in the Subang industrial area, West Java, and serves as a strategic step for the company to strengthen its presence in the national automotive market.
The factory has a significant production capacity, reaching 150,000 vehicle units per year. With this facility, BYD hopes to meet the increasingly growing consumer demand for electric vehicles in Indonesia over time.
As the first model to be produced at the Subang plant, BYD has chosen the M6 type. The selection of this model demonstrates the company's focus on providing electric vehicles that suit the needs of families and the public in Indonesia.
This facility in Subang is recorded as BYD's 13th production plant worldwide. The presence of this factory is expected to make a positive contribution to the domestic automotive industry while supporting the Indonesian government's program to accelerate the transition toward the use of environmentally friendly vehicles.