Leapmotor Local Assembly in Indonesia Expands EV Production

Reported on August 8, 2026, Leapmotor has commenced local assembly of the B10 and C10 electric vehicles in Indonesia at PT National Assemblers Plant 3 in Purwakarta, West Java, under Leapmotor and Stellantis manufacturing standards. The facility, invested in by Indomobil Group through PT National Assemblers, initially has capacity for up to five vehicles per hour, or about 10,000 units annually. The local assembly initiative is intended to support the companies’ efforts to grow their EV business in Indonesia.

Local Production Capacity and Market Expansion

The company expects to raise capacity to 17 vehicles per hour, or approximately 34,000 units a year, through the expansion of several facilities. Stellantis ASEAN Managing Director said the local assembly initiative supports the companies’ efforts to position Indonesia as a key base for driving EV development in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, PT Indomobil National Distributor plans to further develop Leapmotor’s local dealer network, spare-parts supply, and technician training. The initiative therefore combines increased local vehicle assembly capacity with continued development of distribution, after-sales support, spare-parts availability, and technical capabilities for Leapmotor electric vehicles in Indonesia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where has Leapmotor started local EV assembly?
Leapmotor has commenced local assembly of the B10 and C10 electric vehicles at PT National Assemblers Plant 3 in Purwakarta, West Java, Indonesia, under Leapmotor and Stellantis manufacturing standards. The facility is invested in by Indomobil Group through PT National Assemblers. Its initial production capacity is up to five vehicles per hour, equivalent to about 10,000 units annually. Leapmotor and its partners plan to expand capacity through several facilities, while PT Indomobil National Distributor develops the dealer network, spare-parts supply, and technician training.

What production capacity is planned for Leapmotor in Indonesia?
The facility initially has capacity for up to five vehicles per hour, or about 10,000 units annually. The company expects to increase production capacity to 17 vehicles per hour, equivalent to approximately 34,000 units a year, through the expansion of several facilities. The local assembly program is part of efforts by Leapmotor and Stellantis to grow their electric vehicle business in Indonesia and position the country as a key base for EV development across Southeast Asia, supported by expanded distribution and technical capabilities.