VinFast will increase investment in Indonesia to up to US$1bil, executive says


A visitor checking an VF 6 EV car manufactured by Vietnam automaker VinFast during Gaikindo Jakarta Auto Week in Tangerang, Banten, on Novr 22, 2025. - Reuters

JAKARTA: Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast will increase its investment in Indonesia to up to US$1 billion, its local unit chief executive told Reuters on Monday (Dec 15).

The statement came after VinFast Indonesia inaugurated its first manufacturing plant in Indonesia on Monday with production capacity of 50,000 cars per year.

"VinFast will continue to increase its investment to $1 billion, with an increase in production capacity to 350,000 per year," VinFast Indonesia CEO Kariyanto Hardjosoemarto said.

The carmaker has invested $300 million so far in Indonesia, he said. The plant in Subang, West Java, recently started trial production and expected to run at full capacity in the first quarter of next year, he added.

Kariyanto said that depending on future demand, VinFast's investment in South_East Asia's largest economy could eventually exceed $1 billion. - Reuters

 

 

 

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