General Motors to Assemble Chevrolet Spin in Indonesia’s Bekasi
General Motors to assemble Chevrolet Spin, a multi-purpose vehicle type model, in its plant in Bekasi, West Java province of Indonesia, it said in a statement.
The US car maker announced in August 2011 that it was reopening its abandoned plant in Bekasi, under 11 hectares of land, which will produce 40,000 units of cars per year and create employment for about 800 job seekers.
“Chevrolet Spin is a wonderful small MPV, which is efficient and functional. It is the only model that offers automatic six transmission gear in its class. The Spin offers affordable price,” said Martin Apfel, GM Southeast Asia President in a statement on June 13.
Chevrolet Spin offers six to seven seaters that are easily adjusted, depending the need of the users. 
“Our decision to re-open our plant in Bekasi is the continuation of GM’s
Established in 1911 in Detroit, in the United States of America, Chevrolet is an international car maker. It has operations in more than 140 countries and has sold an average of 4 million cars in a year.commitment to maintain a strong manufacturing base in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, which produces world-class products and inspire consumers,” he said.Apfel said Indonesia is one of the first market in the world, where Chevrolet introduced the all-new Chevrolet Spit.
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