Laksana
Indonesian bus bodybuilder based in Ungaran, Central Java.
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Overview
Laksana is an Indonesian bus bodybuilder. Its official website states that the company began in 1967 when founder Jusup Arman opened an automotive workshop and machinery store in Semarang, Central Java, and that it later created an automotive body manufactory and moved its carosery manufactory to Ungaran. The company describes itself as a leading bodybuilder in Indonesia with a long history of supplying transportation operators, private companies, and government agencies, and it lists numerous bus models.
History
Laksana's official website states that its humble beginning started in 1967 when founder Jusup Arman opened an automotive workshop and machinery store in Semarang, Central Java. The business grew rapidly in its first years, enabling expansion to a larger location. In 1977 Laksana created an automotive body manufactory and released its first commercial vehicle minivan, a Mitsubishi T-120. In 1978 the carosery manufactory moved to a larger land in Ungaran to facilitate an even larger production capacity. In the 1990s, Laksana started its journey as a builder of medium-sized vehicles and large buses. The website also states that Laksana buses are now a common sight in Indonesian cities, and that its award-winning Cityline 1, 2, and 3 are a big part of the TransJakarta buses, the backbone of Jakarta's public transportation. Laksana is also described as trusted by many land developer companies to provide shuttles from the suburban area to Jakarta's downtown, connecting city workers with their homes in satellite towns.
Products and positioning
Laksana describes itself as a leading bodybuilder in Indonesia synonymous with comfort, safety, and luxury.
Mitsubishi T-120
Laksana's first commercial vehicle minivan, released in 1977.
Cityline 1, 2, and 3
Award-winning buses described as a big part of the TransJakarta buses, the backbone of Jakarta's public transportation.
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