GM's History In Indonesia

1927:

Design, Build and Sell the world's best vehicles by striving to provide "The Highest Level Of Safety, Quality and Customer Service in Any Industry"

1938:

To accommodate an increasing demand, GM established an assembly plant in Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, the first automotive assembly plant in Indonesia.

1993:

GM Indonesia was formed, a joint venture between GM (60%) and Garmak Motor (40%).

1997:

PT GM Indonesia became 100% owned by GM.

2002:

The Opel brand changed into the Chevrolet brand.

2005:

The manufacturing in GM Indonesia was shut down (manufacturing became dormant).

2006:

GM Indonesia focused on the National Sales Company (PT GM AutoWorld Indonesia)

2011:

GM reinvested USD 150M in Indonesia.

2012:

GMI and GMIM rebuilt the Bekasi manufacturing facility.

May 2013:

The Bekasi manufacturing facility reopened.