Ashok Leyland inks pact with Indonesia’s PT Pindad

Ashok Leyland, the Indian flagship of the Hinduja Group and one of the world’s leading Commercial and Defence Vehicle manufacturers, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with PT Pindad, Indonesia’s premier state-owned defence and industrial equipment manufacturer for joint development of electric buses and defence vehicles for Indonesia.

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The agreement, signed at Pindad’s headquarters in Bandung, marks a major milestone in strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two countries in sustainable mobility and advanced defence technologies, the company said in a statement.

The MoU outlines a strategic collaboration for the joint development and manufacturing of Electric Buses (EVs) and Defence Vehicles tailored for Indonesia’s growing mobility and national security requirements. The partnership aims to leverage Ashok Leyland’s global expertise in commercial ev platforms and defence mobility solutions together with Pindad’s deep engineering capabilities, local manufacturing strength, and longstanding contribution to Indonesia’s defence ecosystem.

The agreement was formalised in the presence of Sigit P. Santosa, Chief Executive Officer, PT Pindad, Amandeep Singh, President – International Operations, Defence, LCV & PSB, Ashok Leyland and Lord Tariq, Advisor to the Board, Hinduja Auto.

Indonesia has been accelerating its transition toward sustainable transportation and modernised defence capabilities. This MoU is aligned with the nation’s push for energy-efficient mobility, electric vehicle adoption, and locally produced defence platforms.

“Ashok Leyland has a longstanding legacy of delivering reliable commercial and defence mobility solutions worldwide. Our subsidiary, Switch Mobility has now developed a wide range of electric buses with global appeal. Our partnership with Pindad allows us to jointly develop products uniquely suited to Indonesia’s terrain, infrastructure, and operational needs,” Amandeep Singh, President- International Operations, Defence, LCV and PSB, Ashok Leyland, said.

 

 

 

 

 

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