Chery plans to build its own plant in Indonesia

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Chinese automaker Chery Group is planning to build its own plant in IndonesiaChery currently relies on PT Handal Indonesia Motor's (HIM) plant in Bekasi, West Java, for its assembly operations in Indonesia, but with the rapid growth in demand for Chery and its sub-brands, the existing capacity is no longer sufficient to meet the demand.

Chery's head of marketing in Indonesia revealed thatCombined monthly sales of Chery and Jaecoo brands have exceeded 2,000 units(math.) genusThe 2025 target is even more than 3,000 units. In order to respond to growing consumer demand and to further improve its localized production layout, Chery has decided to invest in its own plant, which will also be used to produce Lepas-branded models in the future. Although the exact location and capacity of the plant have not yet been announced, the company emphasized that building its own plant will help optimize the supply chain and ensure a stable supply of products.

The data show thatFrom January to August 2025, Chery's production at the HIM plant surged 189.31 TP3T year-on-year to 15,643 units, well ahead of the 5,407 units produced in the same period in 2024.In addition, the HIM plant is also an OEM for a number of Chinese automobile brands, including Neta, Geely, BAIC, Jetour, XPeng and others. Chery's layout in Indonesia not only highlights the importance it attaches to the Indonesian market, but also reflectsContinued Expansion of Chinese Auto Brands in Southeast AsiaThe

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