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Currently, the company assembles and distributes Volkswagens passenger cars in Indonesia. The Toyota Kijang is regarded as one of the most influential vehicles in Indonesian automotive industry. As of April 2001, BMW has their own wholesale company in Indonesia, PT BMW Indonesia, although Astra continues to assemble BMW automobiles through PT Gaya Motor. Assembly is currently of a limited variety of semi-knocked down cars, while the remainder of the range is available CBU. According to GAIKINDO, 82 percent of the national automobile sales in 2018 is contributed by the Java island.

• This project provides an excellent opportunity for Maserati to be at the forefront of such technical development.” -Harald Wester, CEO of Maserati.
• Volvo Group and Eicher Motors has a 50-50% joint venture called VE Commercial Vehicles.
• In 2005, GM ended Blazer production in Indonesia, effectively rendering their manufacturing plant in Bekasi as dormant.
• Automakers are facing increased competition from disruptors and as a result, they’re redesigning organizations, shifting their strategies to digital-first, and competing for software engineering talent.

These opportunities have piqued interest in the broader mobility service ecosystem overall, as well as the ultimate roles incumbent carmakers and disruptors will ultimately play. We help auto companies generate more value for their customers, increase their potential with new business models, innovate and optimize products and operations, and develop their brands. CLEPA supports the further development of standards for pollutant emissions from light and heavy-duty vehicles that improve air quality, environment and health outcomes. As providers of sustainable technology solutions for road transport, we advocate for a regulatory framework that facilitates clean and affordable mobility. Our employees are the foundation of our company and are crucial to our success. This is why we offer our employees special benefits and social services.

Ford Motor Company, a global Automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 183,000 employees and 65 plants worldwide, the company’s automotive brands include Ford and Lincoln. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information regarding Ford and its products worldwide, please visit Next-generation vehicles and automotive systems integrate powerful computing platforms, multiple networks, and increasing software content operating complex physical systems autonomously. Digital twins are a digital representation of a product or system under development and are essential to accelerating the automotive digital transformation.

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Gradual limitations on CBU vehicle imports were introduced, reaching a complete ban on CBUs by 1974. A localization program commenced with Decree no. 307 of 1976, which led to other decrees designed to minimize its harmful impacts. Beginning in 1980, new rules were also enacted to inhibit the sprawl of brands, with the government limiting local assembly to 71 models of 42 different makes. All assemblers and agents were to be forced into eight separate groups manufacturing everything except engines.