Indonesia - Automotive Sales volume, 2024

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Flash report, Automotive sales volume, 2024

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Flash report, March 2024

Apr 12, 2024

*There are cases where recently released data and detailed information in the database do not match up for reasons including different information sources, and discrepancies between preliminary reports and confirmed data.

Indonesian sales down 26.2% in March
The Association of Indonesia Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in March 2024 were 74,724 units, down 26.2% compared to March 2023.
By automaker sales in March, Toyota was down 28.3% y/y to 21,142 units and a 28.3% market share. Daihatsu was down 16.8% to 16,552 units and a 22.2% market share. Honda was down 37.3% to 10,572 units and a 14.1% market share. Suzuki was down 20.9% to 6,670 units and an 8.9% market share. Mitsubishi was down 12.8% to 6,153 units and a 8.2% market share.
2024 January-March sales were down 23.9% to 215,069 units.
As of the end of February, Gaikindo has set its Indonesian sales target of 1.1 million units in 2024 can be achieved.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make
(Wholesales)
Maker/Brand Mar. 2024 Jan.-Mar.
2024
units Share Y-o-Y units Share Y-o-Y
Toyota 21,142 28.3% -28.3% 65,655 30.5% -23.5%
Daihatsu 16,552 22.2% -16.8% 46,003 21.4% -15.3%
Honda 10,572 14.1% -37.3% 28,066 13.0% -40.3%
Suzuki 6,670 8.9% -20.9% 17,801 8.3% -20.7%
Mitsubishi 6,153 8.2% -12.8% 19,109 8.9% -12.9%
Mitsubishi Fuso 2,311 3.1% -42.7% 6,595 3.1% -43.0%
Isuzu 2,251 3.0% -23.3% 6,846 3.2% -23.8%
Wuling 2,080 2.8% -30.7% 5,457 2.5% 13.6%
Hyundai 1,812 2.4% -45.8% 7,243 3.4% -30.6%
Hino 1,651 2.2% -47.3% 4,538 2.1% -41.6%
Chery 803 1.1% 213.7% 1,533 0.7% 243.7%
Mazda 479 0.6% 2.4% 1,004 0.5% -23.5%
Mercedes Benz 413 0.6% -32.1% 844 0.4% -44.1%
Lexus 353 0.5% 106.4% 683 0.3% 172.1%
MG 340 0.5% 178.7% 685 0.3% 105.1%
BMW 320 0.4% -3.0% 761 0.4% -2.3%
Kia 178 0.2% -8.7% 383 0.2% 24.4%
Nissan 147 0.2% -21.8% 354 0.2% -28.8%
UD Trucks 137 0.2% -27.5% 452 0.2% -22.7%
MINI 85 0.1% -17.5% 198 0.1% 14.5%
DFSK 79 0.1% -31.3% 291 0.1% -41.3%
Citroen 50 0.1% -% 121 0.1% -%
Scania 42 0.1% -40.0% 87 0.0% -59.0%
Subaru 40 0.1% -14.9% 112 0.1% -9.7%
FAW 27 0.0% -83.3% 74 0.0% -60.6%
VW 12 0.0% -64.7% 34 0.0% -67.0%
Others 25 0.0% -51.9% 140 0.1% -35.8%
Total 74,724 100.0% -26.2% 215,069 100.0% -23.9%
Source:GAIKINDO





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Flash report, February 2024

Mar 19, 2024

*There are cases where recently released data and detailed information in the database do not match up for reasons including different information sources, and discrepancies between preliminary reports and confirmed data.

Indonesian sales down 18.8% in February
The Association of Indonesia Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in February 2024 were 70,657 units, down 18.8%% compared to February 2023.

By automaker sales in February, Toyota was down 13.9% y/y to 23,525 units and a 33.3% market share. Daihatsu was down 7.2% to 15,088 units and a 21.4% market share. Honda was down 36.8% to 9,081 units and a 12.9% market share. Mitsubishi was down 13.5% to 5,994 units and an 8.5% market share. Suzuki was down 32.7% to 4,993 units and a 7.1% market share.
2024 January-February sales were down 22.6% to 140,274 units.
Chairman of Gaikindo Jongkie Sugiharto said that car sales in the first two months of this year decreased on an annual basis. This is partly because in January-February many consumers were still waiting for the election results. They held back spending because they were careful to anticipate elements of uncertainty that might arise because of the election.
Despite sluggish sales in January-February 2024, Jongkie is optimistic that national car sales will increase again in March 2024 and beyond.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make
(Wholesales)
Maker/Brand Feb. 2024 Jan.-Feb.
2024
units Share Y-o-Y units Share Y-o-Y
Toyota 23,525 33.3% -13.9% 44,513 31.7% -20.9%
Daihatsu 15,088 21.4% -7.2% 29,451 21.0% -14.5%
Honda 9,081 12.9% -36.8% 17,494 12.5% -42.0%
Mitsubishi 5,994 8.5% -13.5% 12,956 9.2% -12.9%
Suzuki 4,993 7.1% -32.7% 11,131 7.9% -20.5%
Hyundai 2,428 3.4% -19.7% 5,431 3.9% -23.4%
Mitsubishi Fuso 2,250 3.2% -31.0% 4,284 3.1% -43.1%
Isuzu 2,245 3.2% -17.1% 4,595 3.3% -24.0%
Hino 1,483 2.1% -32.6% 2,887 2.1% -37.8%
Wuling 1,200 1.7% -1.3% 3,377 2.4% 87.4%
Chery 431 0.6% 281.4% 730 0.5% 284.2%
Mazda 302 0.4% -28.1% 525 0.4% -37.9%
Mercedes Benz 265 0.4% -48.2% 431 0.3% -52.2%
MG 228 0.3% 51.0% 345 0.2% 62.7%
BMW 218 0.3% -12.1% 441 0.3% -1.8%
Lexus 207 0.3% 283.3% 330 0.2% 312.5%
UD Trucks 167 0.2% -9.2% 315 0.2% -20.5%
Nissan 131 0.2% -22.5% 207 0.1% -33.0%
DFSK 128 0.2% 24.3% 212 0.2% -44.4%
Kia 100 0.1% 5.3% 205 0.1% 81.4%
MINI 75 0.1% 167.9% 113 0.1% 61.4%
Subaru 31 0.0% -29.5% 72 0.1% -6.5%
Neta 20 0.0% -% 59 0.0% -%
FAW 19 0.0% -17.4% 47 0.0% 80.8%
Scania 19 0.0% -75.9% 45 0.0% -68.3%
VW 15 0.0% -70.0% 22 0.0% -68.1%
Others 14 0.0% -74.5% 56 0.0% -66.3%
Total 70,657 100.0% -18.8% 140,274 100.0% -22.6%
Source:GAIKINDO


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Flash report, January 2024

Feb 20, 2024

*There are cases where recently released data and detailed information in the database do not match up for reasons including different information sources, and discrepancies between preliminary reports and confirmed data.

Indonesian sales down 26.1% in January
The Association of Indonesia Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in January 2024 were 69,619 units, down 26.1% compared to January 2023.
By automaker sales in January, Toyota was down 27.6% y/y to 20,988 units and a 30.1% market share. Daihatsu was down 21.1% to 14,363 units and a 20.6% market share. Honda was down 46.7% to 8,413 units and a 12.1% market share. Mitsubishi was down 12.4% to 6,962 units and an 10.0% market share. Suzuki was down 6.8% to 6,138 units and a 8.8% market share.
Chairman of Gaikindo Jongkie Sugiarto said that the decline in car sales in Indonesia last month was caused by the effects of national economic growth which was also experiencing a slowdown. The benchmark interest rate and inflation that are still high have also made some consumers choose to hold back or postpone purchasing a new car in early 2024.
Reflecting on this, Gaikindo is confident that the national car sales target of 1.1 million units in 2024 can be achieved.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)
Maker/Brand Jan. 2024
units Share Y-o-Y
Toyota 20,988 30.1% -27.6%
Daihatsu 14,363 20.6% -21.1%
Honda 8,413 12.1% -46.7%
Mitsubishi 6,962 10.0% -12.4%
Suzuki 6,138 8.8% -6.8%
Hyundai 3,003 4.3% -26.2%
Isuzu 2,350 3.4% -29.6%
Wuling 2,177 3.1% 271.5%
Mitsubishi Fuso 2,034 2.9% -52.3%
Hino 1,404 2.0% -42.4%
Chery 299 0.4% 288.3%
Mazda 223 0.3% -47.5%
BMW 223 0.3% 10.9%
Mercedes Benz 168 0.2% -56.8%
UD Trucks 148 0.2% -30.2%
Lexus 123 0.2% 373.1%
MG 117 0.2% 91.8%
Kia 105 0.2% 483.3%
DFSK 84 0.1% -69.8%
Nissan 76 0.1% -45.7%
Subaru 41 0.1% 24.2%
Neta 39 0.1% -%
MINI 38 0.1% -9.5%
FAW 28 0.0% 833.3%
SERES 27 0.0% -%
Scania 26 0.0% -58.7%
Peugeot 12 0.0% -20.0%
Others 10 0.0% -91.3%
Total 69,619 100.0% -26.1%
Source:GAIKINDO



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