Daihatsu Unveils New Karawang Assembly Plant with a Whooping IDR 2,9 Trillion Investment
- Astra Daihatsu Motor
Karawang, VIVA – Astra Daihatsu Motor (ADM) has officially expanded its manufacturing presence by adding a new plant, the Karawang Assembly Plant 2 (KAP 2), located in the Surya Cipta Industrial Estate in East Karawang, West Java.
As the company’s sixth factory, this new facility spans over 26 hectares and is dedicated to producing LCGC (Low-Cost Green Car) models, specifically the Daihatsu Ayla and Toyota Agya, to meet the demands of both the domestic and global automotive markets.
Yasushi Kyoda, President Director of ADM, stated that KAP 2 will serve as a key production base to fulfill global export needs. The company has invested a staggering IDR 2.9 trillion in this facility.
“We are grateful to be able to inaugurate the Karawang Assembly Plant 2 as a reflection of our commitment to sustainable investment for the future. So far, we have invested Rp2.9 trillion in building this facility,” Kyoda said during the plant’s inauguration event in Karawang, West Java.
Pabrik Baru Daihatsu di Karawang
- Arianti Widya
The KAP 2 factory is equipped with three main facilities: Body, Painting, and Assembling, all of which are integrated and utilize cutting-edge technology while incorporating the innovative E-SSC concept (Evolution, Simple, Slim, Compact).
This concept implements a modern production process that enhances efficiency, productivity, and environmental sustainability through the use of renewable energy.
It also optimizes production, reducing carbon emissions by up to 20% while providing a safer and more comfortable working environment for employees.
In alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the carbon-neutral initiative, KAP 2 is designed as an open-air factory without walls, promoting better air circulation.
This design contributes to energy efficiency, reducing electricity consumption, and integrates advanced robotic technology to ensure high-quality production standards.
The painting process has also been optimized to eliminate water pollution, while safety measures ensure a secure and pleasant workplace for employees.
Additionally, a 3 Mega Watt solar panel system has been implemented as a renewable energy source for the facility.
