IndoMobil Group
Indomobil is one in 1976 by the merger of the former competing company PT. Indohero and Pt. Indomobil resulting group of companies for automobile manufacturing. The company is based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Indomobil operates a total of three plants in Indonesia and another in Japan. The three Indonesian production sites are Jakarta, Bekasi and Purwakarta. The management was subject to 2012 Chrysler Robert J. Eaton, who set up the company's policy of The Only Way We can Beat the Competition is With People. He was replaced by Jusak Kertowidjojo.
Oldest participant in the company's Japanese companies Suzuki and Nissan. By the time were added the French Renault SA, the German Volkswagen Group, Hino, Chery, Volvo Cars and Volvo Trucks.
Most car parts are manufactured by the companies subordinate joint ventures in Indonesian domestic themselves. This Indomobil also has the official distribution channels in his hand. Some of the joint ventures, however, deal only been assembling vehicles for local sales.
The produced and assembled vehicles from the manufacturer to be marketed in Southeast Asia and Australasia. So far, the production is limited to only a few thousand units a year. About a revised model range is currently being tried by some brands to make the vehicles for local markets more attractive to expand the company's market share consistently.
Biggest competitors to the company was the government of Timor- project in the nineties. Currently, the main competitor is the PT. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia.
Model Overview
Indomobil Suzuki International, PT.
Suzuki found on the Indonesian market since 1970 and has developed alongside the Japanese parent company to one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the brand. In cooperation with PT. Indohero Steel & Engineering Company initially established a branch office, which was only intended for distribution. Just six years later the production facility in Jakarta was completed, in which the time of today's Indomobil Group almost all joint ventures are housed. The only legal firms are broken down by different names.
First produced in Indonesia vehicles were subcompact Suzuki Fronte and the minivan Suzuki Carry, which this since 1990 in a technically modernized version as Suzuki Carry Futura and as a commercial vehicle under the name of Suzuki Carry Extra is available in parallel. There followed a few years later the recreational car Suzuki Jimny, which was replaced in the early eighties by the more modern Suzuki Jimny Super. A more luxurious version of which had been offered in the early nineties under the model name Katana. 1985 Suzuki established then the second small car in the Indonesian market, the Suzuki Swift. This was obviously not subjected to the same year a facelift and no longer wore the model name of Forsa. The successor generation, which rolled off the production line at the factory in 1990, it marketed in the hatchback version as well as amenity in the sedan version under the name Esteem used in most markets. 1995 competed among other things, the identical models Vitara, Sidekick and Escudo together. For a traditional model, however, the Baleno, which was able to win a large customer base developed over several generations.
Products exclusively for the domestic market are the Mitsubishi Maven and the same design since 2008 and is now available under the Suzuki label Suzuki APV. Likewise, since 2007, there is the Suzuki Karimun Estilo, which is a sister model of the Nissan moco.
Suzuki Fronte 1976-1977
Suzuki Jimny 1978-1981
Suzuki Jimny Super 1982-1988
Suzuki Carry 1983-2000
Suzuki Swift only 1985
Suzuki Forsa 1985-1989
Suzuki Katana 1988-2007
Suzuki Amenity 1990-1992
Suzuki Jimny 1990-1993
Suzuki Esteem 1991-1996
Suzuki Vitara 1992-1995
Suzuki Escudo SB416 1993-2001
Suzuki Sidekick 1995-2001
Suzuki Baleno 1996-1999
Suzuki Karimun 1998-2007
Suzuki Baleno 1999-2002 Suzuki Baleno New 2002-2007
Suzuki Escudo 2000-2007
Suzuki Escudo XL-7 2001-2007
Suzuki Baleno Next- G 2002-2007
Suzuki Aerio since 2002
Mitsubishi Maven since 2005 Suzuki APV since 2008
Suzuki Grand Vitara since 2006
Suzuki Karimun Estilo since 2007
Suzuki SX-4 since 2007
Suzuki Baleno Neo since 2007
Nissan Motor Indonesia, PT.
Nissan is one of the real car manufacturers within the joint venture. Self- produced models are the Nissan Teana and Nissan X-Trail. In addition, here also roll the Nissan Serena, Nissan Frontier Navara and the identical Nissan NP300 Frontier from the tape. The existing company since 1987, making it the second oldest member of the group. Production started at that time with the Nissan Terrano, which prevailed until the new millennium on the Indonesian market.
Before inclusion of the Nissan production activities into the work of the Indonesian Nissan models from 1969 to 1983 at PT. Indokaya and then to 1986 by PT. Ismac Nissan produced.
Nissan Serena since 1999
Nissan X-Trail 2001-2007
Nissan X-Trail Rider 2001-2007
Nissan Teana 2005-2008
Nissan Frontier Navara since 2005
Nissan X-Trail since 2007
Nissan X-Trail Axis since 2007
Nissan NP300 Frontier since 2007
Nissan Teana since 2008
Mazda Motor Indonesia, PT.
1985 Mazda made his first attempts at the community work to get in and first established the small cars Mazda MR90. In 1990 the model was replaced by the new model generation BF. Two years later, followed the estate version of Mazda Vantrend. At the same time they changed the name of the Indonesian small car model in Mazda baby boomers, who was even marketed in Australia and New Zealand. Since the production stop in 1997 there have been no follow-up models. The baby boomers had, however, already taken off the market in 1994. Since the two models in some countries competed against its sister models, these were given a facelift to visually differ from the in-house competition.
Mazda MR90 1990-1992 Mazda Baby Boomer 1992-1994
Mazda Vantrend 1992-1997
Indo Truck Utama, PT.
Since the early eighties, Volvo Trucks is represented in the Indonesian market and has shown up to take over in about 3000 units sold. Today the company is part of the Indomobil Group and now also mounted trucks and buses of the Swedish brand.
In addition, the company is responsible as a local sales organization for industrial trucks the brand Kalmar, fork lifts the brand Manitou.
Volvo FL250 since 1993
Volvo FM12 1998-2001
Volvo FM9 since 2001
Volvo FM12 since 2001
Volvo FH16 since 2002
Garuda Mataram Motor, PT.
Under this company name, the company operates the assembly for vehicles of the German automotive brands Audi and Volkswagen. Where production began in the nineties with the Audi A6, Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen GTI and the most popular in the Thai market Volkswagen Caravelle here, you now also the Audi Q7, Audi R8, Volkswagen Golf and the VW Touran added 2010 added so that these also available on the local markets. The vehicle parts for assembly are sourced from German, Slovak and Canadian production. The assembled in Indonesia units can be identified in the vehicle identification number using the factory specification J in eleventh position. When importing models of the Volkswagen Scirocco, Volkswagen Tiguan, Volkswagen Touareg, Volkswagen Phaeton, Volkswagen New Beetle and abroad produced / assembled Audi models are available. For the Thai market, the Volkswagen Passat CC is determined.
Audi A6 Avant 1998-2005
Volkswagen Caravelle 1998-2004
Volkswagen Golf 1998-2004
Volkswagen GTI 1998-2004
Audi TT 1999-2006
Volkswagen Caravelle 2004-2010 Export only (THA )
Volkswagen Golf 2004-2009
Volkswagen GTI 2004-2009
Audi A6 since 2005
Audi A6 Avant since 2005
Volkswagen Jetta 2005-2010 Export only (MAL)
Audi TT since 2007
Volkswagen Caravelle since 2009 Export only (THA )
Volkswagen Golf since 2009
Volkswagen GTI since 2009
Audi A3 Sportback since 2010
Audi A4 since 2010
Audi Q7 since 2010
Audi R8 since 2010
Volkswagen Polo since 2010
Volkswagen Golf Plus since 2010
Volkswagen Touran since 2010
Volkswagen Jetta since 2011
Audi A1 since 2011
Volkswagen Polo GTI since 2011 Export only (MAL)
Audi A6 since 2011
Audi A7 since 2011
Volkswagen Amorok since 2012
Volkswagen Beetle since 2012
Volkswagen Golf R since 2012
Auto Euro Indonesia, PT.
Renault is one of the minor parties and leaves since 2001 in Jakarta, the Renault Mégane and Renault Grand Scénic mount.
Renault Mégane Hatch 2001-2002
Renault Megane Grand Tour 2001-2003
Renault Mégane Hatch since 2002
Renault Megane Grand Tour since 2003
Renault Grand Scénic since 2006
Hino Motors Manufacturing Indonesia, PT.
The Toyota subsidiary Hino has been involved since April 2003 with an own joint venture in the company. In this case, only commercial vehicles are assembled. The company's headquarters is located in Purwakarta. In addition to the two models Hino Dutro Hino Ranger 300 and 500 a large number of different bus models will be offered. This builds the manufacturer individually to order on our own chassis.
Hino Ranger 500 since 2003
Unicor Prima Motor, PT.
Under the company name Unicor Prima Motor Chery two different models are assembled by Indomobil. Be on the Indonesian domestic market as compared to December 2006, the Chery QQ and Chery Tiggo offered.
Chery Tiggo since 2006
Indobuana Autoraya, PT.
Since February 2009, production of Volvo vehicles operating in Jakarta. Most vehicle parts, however, come from the Malay Swedish Motor Assemblies, which was part of the Ford group.
The assembly started the company with the S80 and the XC90. 2010 had finally expanded its model range with the two models C70 and S60. In July, then followed the XC60.
Furthermore, here lays the Volvo production of Chinese brand Foton on. Are presently produced in the lorry Foton BJ1028 and the flatbed Foton BJ1039. Also here runs the outdated Mitsubishi L300 from the tape. Up to 500 units to be produced by the company in the year.
Other products of the company are the formerly manufactured in South Korea SUV models SsangYong Musso and SsangYong Rexton. Evident are the assembled here Volvo cars in the vehicle identification number, on a 6 in eleventh position.
SsangYong Musso since 2009
SsangYong Rexton since 2009
Volvo S80 since 2009
Volvo XC90 since 2009
Volvo C70 since 2010
Volvo S60 since 2010
Volvo XC70 since 2010