List of Maesima design and manufacturing facilities

Maesima maintains a number of **design and manufacturing facilities** in its home country of Anikatia, as well as the United States, China, Thailand, Mexico and Vietnam.

## Design facilities

### Sanyang Design Center

The Sanyang Design Center, located in Namju, Anikatia, serves as Maesima's primary design facility.The facility, which is shared with the company's luxury division Sachiuri, is located on over 3.3 million square meters of land and serves as the central hub for engineering work encompassing the entire design process, from pre-design studies, prototyping and extensive track testing, full-scale wind tunnel aerodynamic testing.Maesima and Sachirui employees from around the world receive training at the Sanyang Center.

### Maesima Design Center America

The Maesima Design Center America in Irvine, California, is located on a 22 acres (8.9 ha) corporate campus with a $130 million initial investment, the Irvine, California Maesima Design Center was completed in 2008, featuring 35 workstations and ten offices. The studio can model up to eight vehicles at once and includes a computerized milling machine that can quickly create full-size models. Work and presentation areas include a 2-D presentation room. The parking lot includes an environmentally efficient bioswale system to filter water runoff.

### Maesima Design Center Europe

The Maesima Design Center Europe was opened in 2007 in Berlin, Germany. Maesima had previously shared a facility with Cavallera in Catalonia, Spain.  The new headquarters building is located adjacent to Frankfurt's main showground where the city hosts its biennial auto show.

## Manufacturing

### Namju Plant

**Anikatia:** The Namju Plant was Maesima first integrated automobile manufacturing plant, established in 1953 on 498,908 square metres (5,370,200 sq ft) of land. Subsequently, the plant manufactured Maesima's first fully domestic automobile, the Maesima NT-864 (1960–1970). In 1967, Maesima exported its first vehicle, the NT-864 pickup, to the Middle East.

The Namju Plant has manufactured the nearly every model produced by the company. The factory currently manufactures the Maesima Prova, Maesima Avellca, Maesima MQX-4 and Maesima Levitas, with an annual output of 340,000 vehicles.

The plant is located in Namju, South Kwontyani, Anikatia, near the cities port with ready access to labour, other resources and transportation facilities, as well as the metropolitan area. It is one of the few auto factories in the world that is capable of building up to eight different models on the same line, and build ratios can be tweaked to suit demand.

### Eunchuol Plant

**Anikatia:** Located in Eunchuol, Ulsanghae and established in 1985, the plant covers 3,199,636 square metres (34,440,600 sq ft) of land and manufactures the Maesima MQX-2, Maesima Devina, and Maesima MRZ-3.

By July 2001, cumulative production had passed the 3 million mark. The facility maintains a proving ground with a high-speed oval, 12 different test tracks extending to a total length of 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) and 32 different road surfaces.

### Somju Plant

**Anikatia:** Located in Somju, Gyeolgung on approximately 1,022,244 square metres (11,003,340 sq ft)  of land, the facility produces the Maesima Levitas/MQZ-7, and Maesima MQX-3.

### Hanoi Plant

**Vietnam:** Since 2010, Maesima manufactured automobiles as part of a joint ventured with a local automotive manufacturer at a factory located in Hà Nội City, Hoàn Kiếm District, Vietnam. The site covers 320 hectares (790 acres). The facility expanded in 2003 with an investment of VND1,900 billion. The facility primarily produces the Maesima MQX-4.

### Rayong Plant

**Thailand:** In April 2007, Maesima opened its first plant in Thailand, at the initial cost of ฿42.11 billion, in Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province,  with initial production concentrating around the Reveho model, designed exclusively for the South East Asian market. The eventual capacity of the plant is 300,000 units per year. The facility produces the Maesima Reveho, and Maesima MQX-5.

### Wuhu Plant

**China:** In December 2007, Maesima Motors Corporation opened its manufacturing facility in Wuhu, Anhui province, its first plant in China and in conjunction with a joint venture. Chegui Motors is a joint venture of Maesima and a Chinese Automotive Group first established in 2002. The new facility is 3.9 million sq.-ft. (367,794 sq.-m) and is located just 2.2 miles (3.5 km) from the joint venture's existing facility. At an initial cost of US$800 million, the fully integrated passenger car production facility will have an annual capacity of 300,000 units, boosting Chegui's total annual capacity to 430,000 vehicles. The facility produces the Maesima Prova, Maesima MQX-2 and a number of Chinese market Chegui vehicles.

### Maesima Manufacturing Assembly Plant Alabama, Inc. (MMAPAL)

**United States:** Officially Maesima Manufacturing Assembly Plant Alabama, Inc. (MMAPAL), Maesima's plant in Decatur, Alabama is capable of producing 300,000 cars annually for the North American and global markets. At an initial cost of $1 billion (US) the facility comprises 2.2 million-square-feet on more than 2,200 acres (8.9 km2) of land near Interstate 85. Production began with the second generation Maesima MQX-5 on November 16, 2009.The facility currently manufactures the Maesima MQX-5, Maesima MQX-6, and Sachiuri Sagitta. In addition to four main areas (stamping, welding, paint and assembly), the facility also includes a transmission shop, module shop and a two-mile (3 km) test track. The assembly area features more than a half mile of height-adjustable conveyors and wood flooring. The facility expanded in 2017 with an investment of $1.4 billion (US).

### Toluca Plant

**Mexico:** Located in Toluca, the State of Mexico, this US$1 billion plant is capable of producing 300,000 cars annually. The facility currently manufactures the Maesima Prova for the American continent.