Indonesia

Indonesia's best-selling car in 2020 is the Honda Brio -up 2 spots-, overtaking the Toyota Avanza. The Toyota Calya enters the top 10 with a stunning performance and conquers 4.5% share, while the Mitsubishi Xpander falls 2 spots, down to 6th position.

Indonesia Best Selling Car in 2022 is the Honda Brio, finally overtaking the Toyota Avanza. The Toyota Veloz holds the best performance in the Top 10 (+726.8%).

Indonesia Auto Sales in the 2017 increased 6% thanks to economic recovery and despite the introduction of legislations against high polluting vehicles. Toyota and Daihatsu dominates with over 55% of share. Suzuki was the fastest growing brand.

Indonesian Vehicles Sales grew 7.1% in 2018 keeping the positive trend of previous years, ending with 1.139.901 units sold. The market podium is unchanged - with Toyota on the top - while impressive performances were scored by Mitsubishi and Wuling.

Indonesian Vehicles Sales in October 2023 falls for the 4th month in a row after growing 4.3% in June, with new registrations at 80,270 (-13.9%). YTD figures at 835,123 are down 1.9% from the prior year. Mitsubishi falls 21.1% into 5th spot.

Indonesia's best-selling car in 2021 is the Toyota Avanza, followed by the Mitsubishi Fuso and the Mitsubishi Xpander. The previous leader Honda Brio drops in 7th place.

Indonesian vehicles market in 2020 falls by 46.1% as the pandemic and lockdowns affect sales tremendously. Full-Year sales have been 582.298, the lowest annual volume since 2009. Nissan (+5.6%) is the only brand on the leaderboard to report growth.

Indonesian Vehicles Sales in 2022 accumulate to 977,527 (+21.1%). December with 98,049 new registrations grows for the 7th consecutive month (+4.4%).

Indonesia Auto Market is tracked with the last decade sales figures by all brands and models. You can have access to an Excel Dataset or to a Market Report, including next year's forecast.

Indonesia's Auto market in 2021 rises by 48.3% with 863,372 sales, reporting a very strong year except for Q1. Nissan was the only brand to report losses, falling a sharp 47.6%.