Commercial case
Target volume, vehicle mix, pricing logic, local value goals and program horizon.
Localization projects
SKD / CKD starts with readiness, not a packing list.
A credible localization discussion connects market volume, assembly depth, facility capability, quality control, legal approvals and long-term parts support.
Readiness gates
Questions to answer before scope and timing.
Technical scope
Assembly level, bill-of-material boundaries, local parts, tooling and process ownership.
Facility and workforce
Space, utilities, material flow, equipment, skills, training and safety systems.
Quality and traceability
Incoming control, process checkpoints, end-of-line tests, records and issue escalation.
Regulatory pathway
Vehicle approval, plant requirements, customs treatment and local content evidence.
Supply-chain model
Packing design, shipment cadence, inventory control, damage prevention and replenishment.
Physical project references
Assembly depth must be visible in the plan.
These supplied reference images show different physical states that an SKD discussion may need to define: body closure scope, cabin completion, front-end assembly and shipment restraint. They are not evidence of current inventory or a completed customer delivery.
Project reference images supplied for discussion. Exact vehicle version, packing method, assembly scope, tooling and regulatory treatment must be confirmed for each program.
Tormays coordination pathway
Move from feasibility to a controlled pilot.
We structure the questions and evidence needed between the vehicle source, local assembly partner, logistics parties and approval stakeholders.
Feasibility
Confirm market volume, policy assumptions, candidate vehicle and the business case before defining equipment.
Definition
Freeze the bill-of-material split, process sequence, responsibility matrix, documents, tooling and quality gates.
Pilot preparation
Review facility gaps, training, packing, inbound control, work instructions, traceability and end-of-line checks.
Pilot and ramp review
Use pilot units to close process and documentation gaps before any volume commitment.
Scope boundary: Tormays supports feasibility, sourcing and project coordination. Final engineering release, plant safety, customs treatment, local-content qualification, vehicle approval, production timing and commercial quotation require project-specific confirmation by the responsible parties.
Start with the buying brief