ADM Jizzakh is working on plans to manufacture electric and hybrid vehicles. The company’s parent holding, ADM Global, told Spot.
The automaker has signed an agreement with South Korean company DK&G Co. to equip a new full-cycle production facility. The complex under construction will produce vehicles under the Chery, Haval and Changan brands, including the UNI-E model.
The facility will use the completely knocked-down (CKD) assembly method, covering the entire production process, from body welding and painting to final assembly and quality control. Investment in the facility is estimated at $100 million.
The new complex will be able to manufacture vehicles of different brands on a single production line, using engineering solutions that ADM Jizzakh will implement jointly with DK&G. The flexible production line is expected to allow the company to adapt production more easily.
With the launch of the facility, ADM Global expects to introduce several hybrid and electric vehicle models to the Uzbek market with a high level of local content. The company expects the project to enable it to adopt new manufacturing technologies and expand opportunities for the development of Uzbekistan’s automotive industry.
“We are steadily building a modern industrial ecosystem that brings together automotive manufacturing, component production, the development of our own engineering expertise and the adoption of advanced technologies. Launching hybrid and electric vehicle production will be another important step in implementing this strategy and will lay the foundation for the company’s further technological development,” said ADM Global CEO Daniyar Davletyarov.
The new vehicles will be supplied to both the domestic market and export destinations. The company described the development of vehicles powered by “new energy sources” as an important step in expanding its product portfolio.
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