Go Auto Invests RM1.5 Million to Expand Production, Targets RM50 Million Order Book

KUALA LUMPUR, AUGUST 2026 – Go Auto Motors Group is investing RM1.5 million to expand its manufacturing facility as the Malaysian automotive company seeks to increase production capacity and meet growing demand for commercial vehicles and mobility solutions.

The expansion will enable the company to increase production capacity to as many as 500 units per month, strengthening its manufacturing capabilities and position within Malaysia’s automotive industry.

Go Auto founder and executive director Wan Ahmad Wan Omar said the investment reflects the company’s commitment to expanding local production capabilities while responding to increasing customer demand.

The expanded facility is also expected to support an order book target of RM50 million.

Beyond increasing production, the project is expected to create approximately 100 new employment opportunities across manufacturing, technical, operational and support functions.

The investment comes as Go Auto sees significant growth potential in the commercial vehicle segment, including electric vehicles.

The company aims to ensure it has sufficient manufacturing capacity to support future market demand while improving efficiency across its operations.

The expansion also highlights the growing importance of locally developed mobility solutions as Malaysia continues to strengthen its automotive and electric vehicle ecosystem.

Go Auto intends to use its increased manufacturing capabilities to serve both domestic and international customers.

Alongside its Malaysian operations, the company is stepping up efforts to expand into overseas markets, particularly across ASEAN and the United States.

Go Auto is targeting RM20 million in annual export value as part of its strategy to increase the international presence of its mobility products and solutions.

Wan Ahmad said the expansion supports the company’s ambition to become a significant player in the commercial vehicle and mobility sector, with an emphasis on technology, quality and operational efficiency.

The strategy is also expected to contribute to the development of Malaysia’s domestic automotive ecosystem by generating employment and creating additional economic opportunities.

Go Auto’s expansion comes as electrification and new mobility technologies increasingly reshape the global automotive industry.

Commercial electric vehicles are becoming an important growth segment as businesses and governments seek cleaner and more efficient transportation options.

By strengthening its production capacity, Go Auto is positioning itself to respond to these changing market requirements while expanding its ability to manufacture vehicles locally.

The company is also looking beyond commercial growth by continuing its corporate social responsibility initiatives.

In a separate development, two buggy units were contributed by entrepreneurs under the guidance of business mentor Datuk Azizan Osman for use by thousands of visitors attending weekly programmes at Akademi Ilmi.

The vehicles were handed over to Akademi Ilmi founder Ustaz Wadi Anuar.

According to Go Auto, the buggy model was produced by GVT Sdn Bhd and developed specifically for export to the United States, demonstrating the ability of locally manufactured products to meet international market requirements.

Wan Ahmad said the initiative reflects the company’s belief that corporate success should not be measured solely through business growth but also through the benefits companies can provide to communities.

The combination of facility expansion, higher production capacity and a stronger export strategy marks another step in Go Auto’s efforts to strengthen its position within Malaysia’s automotive and mobility industry.

With an RM50 million order book target, RM20 million annual export ambition and approximately 100 new jobs expected from the expansion, the investment could also provide broader benefits to Malaysia’s local automotive supply chain and manufacturing ecosystem.