This SKD (Semi-Knocked Down) assembly line is specifically engineered for low-volume, flexible manufacturing of light trucks and passenger vehicles, including sedans and SUVs. Unlike conventional high-volume automotive plants, this versatile system is designed to handle small batch production runs efficiently, making it particularly suitable for emerging markets, pilot projects, or specialized manufacturing operations. The line processes SKD kits wherein major vehicle components—such as powertrains, chassis modules, and body panels—are partially assembled at the origin factory, then shipped to the destination facility for final assembly, testing, and quality verification. Its modular, scalable architecture enables rapid deployment and commissioning while requiring significantly lower capital investment compared to full-scale CKD operations or greenfield manufacturing facilities. The production system features quick-change tooling, adjustable workstations, and flexible material handling systems that accommodate mixed-model assembly, allowing seamless transitions between light commercial vehicles and passenger cars. This approach optimizes logistics efficiency, reduces import duties and shipping costs, satisfies local content regulations, and provides manufacturers with a cost-effective, agile entry strategy into regional automotive markets without committing to large-scale production volumes or extensive infrastructure development.