Indonesia - Flash report, Sales volume, 2017

Flash report, December 2017

18 Jan. 2018

*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 2.3% in December, up 1.6% in 2017
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in December were 84,872 units down 2.3% year over year.
The 2017 full year sales were up 1.6% to 1,079,308 units.
By automaker sales in 2017, Toyota was down 2.7% y/y to 371,332 units and Honda was down 6.3% to 186,859 units. Daihatsu was down 1.7% to 186,381 units as well. Mitsubishi was up 24.2% to 121,395 units. Suzuki was up 20.1% to 111,660 units.
Gaikindo forecasts that 2018 sales will reach 1.1 million units. It sees that the forecasts will be achieved when supported by a number of factors including no increase in fuel prices, ease of credit, infrastructure development, favorable rupiah exchange rate.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Dec. 2017			Jan.-Dec. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	23,706	27.9%	-25.7%	371,332	34.4%	-2.7%
Honda	15,285	18.0%	9.8%	186,859	17.3%	-6.3%
Daihatsu	13,028	15.4%	-20.9%	186,381	17.3%	-1.7%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	12,775	15.1%	63.1%	121,395	11.2%	24.2%
Suzuki	10,008	11.8%	6.3%	111,660	10.3%	20.1%
Hino	2,852	3.4%	37.1%	29,419	2.7%	34.3%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	1,866	2.2%	66.6%	24,972	2.3%	-35.4%
Isuzu	2,293	2.7%	2.5%	20,085	1.9%	19.2%
Mazda	307	0.4%	47.6%	3,861	0.4%	-24.4%
UD Trucks	245	0.3%	20.1%	2,764	0.3%	53.6%
Other	2,507	3.0%	203.9%	20,580	1.9%	42.6%
Total	84,872	100.0%	-2.3%	1,079,308	100.0%	1.6%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, November 2017

15 Dec. 2017

*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 4.6% in November
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in November were 96,191 units down 4.6% year over year.
January - November sales were up 1.9% to 994,436 units.
By automaker sales in November, Toyota was down 28.9% y/y to 28,797 units and Daihatsu was down 18.6% to 16,360 units. Honda was down 4.2% to 15,811 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 93.9% to 15,291 units. Suzuki was up 28.5% to 11,007 units.
Toyota sales in November were down 28.9% due to strong sales in November 2016 and the sharp drop of Sienta MPV wholesales this month. On the other hand, Mitsubishi sales skyrocketed by 93.9% with the all-new Xpander crossover MPV wholesales.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Nov. 2017			Jan.-Nov. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	28,797	29.9%	-28.9%	347,626	35.0%	-0.6%
Daihatsu	16,360	17.0%	-18.6%	173,353	17.4%	0.1%
Honda	15,811	16.4%	-4.2%	171,574	17.3%	-7.5%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	15,291	15.9%	93.9%	108,620	10.9%	20.8%
Suzuki	11,007	11.4%	28.5%	101,652	10.2%	21.7%
Hino	3,091	3.2%	45.5%	26,567	2.7%	34.0%
Isuzu	1,873	1.9%	16.1%	17,792	1.8%	21.8%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	1,319	1.4%	-10.5%	23,106	2.3%	-38.4%
Mazda	426	0.4%	67.1%	3,554	0.4%	-27.5%
BMW	280	0.3%	5.7%	2,453	0.2%	10.2%
UD Trucks	249	0.3%	22.1%	2,519	0.3%	57.8%
Other	1,687	1.8%	194.9%	15,620	1.6%	25.7%
Total	96,191	100.0%	-4.6%	994,436	100.0%	1.9%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, October 2017

15 Nov. 2017

*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 up 2.4% in October
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in October were 94,352 units up 2.4% year over year.
January - October sales were up 2.6% to 898,163 units.
By automaker sales in October, Toyota was down 12.2% y/y to 29,938 units and Honda was down 0.4% to 17,023 units. Daihatsu was down 14.3% to 16,760 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 45.4% to 11,831 units. Suzuki was up 33.3% to 9,594 units.
Automakers see the Indonesian sales trend is basically positive based on the ongoing GDP growth.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Oct. 2017			Jan.-Oct. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	29,938	31.7%	-12.2%	318,788	35.5%	3.1%
Honda	17,023	18.0%	-0.4%	155,763	17.3%	-7.8%
Daihatsu	16,760	17.8%	-14.3%	156,993	17.5%	2.5%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	11,831	12.5%	45.4%	93,329	10.4%	13.8%
Suzuki	9,594	10.2%	33.3%	90,645	10.1%	20.9%
Hino	3,125	3.3%	44.6%	23,479	2.6%	32.7%
Isuzu	2,196	2.3%	69.8%	15,919	1.8%	22.5%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	1,301	1.4%	16.3%	21,787	2.4%	-39.6%
Mazda	360	0.4%	350.0%	3,128	0.3%	-32.6%
BMW	232	0.2%	7.9%	2,173	0.2%	10.9%
UD Trucks	229	0.2%	31.6%	2,270	0.3%	63.1%
Chevrolet	209	0.2%	74.2%	2,961	0.3%	54.6%
Other	1,554	1.6%	84.1%	10,928	1.2%	8.6%
Total	94,352	100.0%	2.4%	898,163	100.0%	2.6%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, September 2017

16 Oct. 2017

*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 5.3% in September
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in September were 87,645 units down 5.3% year over year.
January - September sales were up 2.7% to 803,757 units.
By automaker sales in September, Toyota was down 26.3% y/y to 27,251 units and Daihatsu was down 6.3% to 15,507 units. Honda was down 4.3% to 15,112 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 21.8% to 10,934 units. Suzuki was up 38.4% to 9,126 units.
Automakers see the Indonesian sales trend is basically positive and September downturn is due to a temporarily inventory adjustment.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Sep. 2017			Jan.-Sep. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	27,251	31.1%	-26.3%	288,850	35.9%	5.0%
Daihatsu	15,507	17.7%	-6.3%	140,233	17.5%	5.0%
Honda	15,112	17.2%	-4.3%	138,740	17.3%	-8.6%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	10,934	12.5%	21.8%	81,498	10.1%	10.3%
Suzuki	9,126	10.4%	38.4%	81,051	10.1%	19.6%
Hino	2,387	2.7%	24.7%	20,354	2.5%	31.0%
Isuzu	2,105	2.4%	26.4%	13,723	1.7%	17.2%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,076	2.4%	8.4%	20,486	2.6%	-41.3%
Chevrolet	339	0.4%	22.4%	2,752	0.3%	53.3%
BMW	310	0.4%	21.6%	1,941	0.2%	11.2%
UD Trucks	292	0.3%	86.0%	2,041	0.3%	67.6%
Mazda	189	0.2%	-27.6%	2,768	0.3%	-39.4%
Other	2,017	2.3%	73.1%	9,320	1.2%	1.3%
Total	87,645	100.0%	-5.3%	803,757	100.0%	2.7%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, August 2017

19 Sep. 2017

*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 up 0.2% in August
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in August were 96,461 units up 0.2% year over year.
January - August sales were up 3.6% to 715,291 units.
By automaker sales in August, Toyota was down 10.6% y/y to 34,690 units and Honda was up 3.5% to 17,690 units. Daihatsu was down 5.8% to 15,821 units. Suzuki was up 55.5% to 10,035 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 11.3% to 9,185 units.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Aug. 2017			Jan.-Aug. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	34,690	36.0%	-10.6%	261,599	36.6%	9.9%
Honda	17,690	18.3%	3.5%	123,628	17.3%	-9.1%
Daihatsu	15,821	16.4%	-5.8%	124,726	17.4%	6.6%
Suzuki	10,035	10.4%	55.5%	71,925	10.1%	17.6%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	9,185	9.5%	11.3%	70,564	9.9%	8.7%
Hino	2,797	2.9%	51.4%	17,967	2.5%	31.9%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,276	2.4%	-29.6%	18,410	2.6%	-44.2%
Isuzu	1,779	1.8%	41.5%	11,618	1.6%	15.7%
Mazda	481	0.5%	-45.0%	2,579	0.4%	-40.1%
Chevrolet	378	0.4%	98.9%	2,413	0.3%	59.0%
BMW	302	0.3%	16.2%	1,631	0.2%	9.5%
UD Trucks	235	0.2%	61.0%	1,749	0.2%	64.8%
Hyundai	160	0.2%	4.6%	849	0.1%	-3.1%
Other	632	0.7%	-31.6%	5,633	0.8%	-21.4%
Total	96,461	100.0%	0.2%	715,291	100.0%	3.6%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, July 2017

21 Aug. 2017

*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 up 37.5% in July
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in July were 85,131 units up 37.5% year over year.
Sales increased due to Idul Fitri holidays. In 2016 Idul Fitri holidays were in July in 2017 while Idul Fitri holidays were in June.
January - July sales were up 4.2% to 618,984 units.
By automaker sales in July, Toyota was up 27.9% y/y to 31,621 units and Daihatsu was up 36.8% to 14,618 units. Honda was up 36.2% to 12,677 units. Suzuki was up 100.9% to 10,126 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 47.0% to 8,345 units.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Jul. 2017			Jan.-Jul. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	31,621	37.1%	27.9%	226,909	36.7%	13.9%
Daihatsu	14,618	17.2%	36.8%	108,905	17.6%	8.7%
Honda	12,677	14.9%	36.2%	105,938	17.1%	-11.0%
Suzuki	10,126	11.9%	100.9%	61,890	10.0%	13.1%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	8,345	9.8%	47.0%	61,379	9.9%	8.3%
Hino	2,342	2.8%	41.5%	15,170	2.5%	28.8%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,229	2.6%	-22.1%	16,134	2.6%	-45.8%
Isuzu	1,672	2.0%	132.2%	9,839	1.6%	12.0%
Mazda	500	0.6%	104.9%	2,093	0.3%	-38.9%
UD Trucks	228	0.3%	83.9%	1,514	0.2%	65.5%
Chevrolet	226	0.3%	109.3%	2,035	0.3%	53.2%
Hyundai	128	0.2%	45.5%	689	0.1%	-4.7%
Other	419	0.5%	-34.3%	6,489	1.0%	-10.3%
Total	85,131	100.0%	37.5%	618,984	100.0%	4.2%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, June 2017

20 Jul. 2017

*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 27.0% in June
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in June were 66,755 units down 27.0% year over year.
Sales decreased due to Idul Fitri holidays. In 2016 Idul Fitri holidays were in July and its sales were 62,585 units.
January - June sales were up 0.4% to 534,288 units.
By automaker sales in June, Toyota was down 30.3% y/y to 21,974 units and Daihatsu was down 19.8% to 13,409 units. Honda was down 54.6% to 8,843 units. Suzuki was up 20.6% to 8,001 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 5.7% to 7,859 units.


Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Jun. 2017			Jan.-Jun. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	21,974	32.9%	-30.3%	195,288	36.6%	11.9%
Daihatsu	13,409	20.1%	-19.8%	94,287	17.6%	5.3%
Honda	8,843	13.2%	-54.6%	93,262	17.5%	-15.0%
Suzuki	8,001	12.0%	20.6%	51,764	9.7%	4.2%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	7,859	11.8%	5.7%	53,034	9.9%	4.0%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,019	3.0%	-51.0%	13,905	2.6%	-48.3%
Hino	1,323	2.0%	-34.7%	12,828	2.4%	26.7%
Isuzu	1,286	1.9%	-2.1%	8,167	1.5%	1.3%
Mazda	388	0.6%	2.6%	1,593	0.3%	-50.0%
Mercedes-Benz	366	0.5%	33.6%	2,098	0.4%	8.4%
Chevrolet	340	0.5%	34.4%	1,809	0.3%	48.3%
BMW	235	0.4%	70.3%	1,180	0.2%	4.5%
UD Trucks	226	0.3%	59.2%	1,286	0.2%	62.6%
Other	486	0.7%	-53.0%	3,787	0.7%	-9.2%
Total	66,755	100.0%	-27.0%	534,288	100.0%	0.4%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, May 2017

19 Jun. 2017

*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 up 6.3% in May
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in May were 94,123 units up 6.3% year over year. It was the 14th consecutive month of increases.
January - May sales were up 6.1% to 467,529 units.
By automaker sales in May, Toyota was up 3.6% y/y to 32,806 units and Honda was down 4.0% to 16,723 units. Daihatsu was down 2.0% to 15,613 units. Mitsubishi (including Fuso trucks) was up 41.2% to 11,217 units. Suzuki was up 49.2% to 9,207 units.
Backed by the increase of commodity prices and the infrastructure projects on the way, midium and heavy duty truck sales of Hino, Isuzu, and UD Trucks have been strong.


Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	May 2017			Jan.-May 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	32,806	34.9%	3.6%	173,314	37.1%	21.2%
Honda	16,723	17.8%	-4.0%	84,419	18.1%	-6.4%
Daihatsu	15,613	16.6%	-2.0%	80,878	17.3%	11.1%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	11,217	11.9%	41.2%	45,175	9.7%	3.7%
Suzuki	9,207	9.8%	49.2%	43,763	9.4%	1.7%
Hino	2,284	2.4%	20.5%	11,505	2.5%	42.1%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,181	2.3%	-51.5%	11,886	2.5%	-47.8%
Isuzu	1,541	1.6%	22.3%	6,881	1.5%	1.9%
Chevrolet	449	0.5%	118.0%	1,469	0.3%	51.9%
Mazda	383	0.4%	34.4%	1205	0.3%	-57.1%
Mercedes-Benz	348	0.4%	16.4%	1728	0.4%	4.0%
BMW	290	0.3%	34.9%	945	0.2%	-4.6%
UD Trucks	237	0.3%	94.3%	1060	0.2%	63.3%
Other	844	0.9%	37.2%	3,301	0.7%	4.7%
Total	94,123	100.0%	6.3%	467,529	100.0%	6.1%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, April 2017

18 May 2017

*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 up 5.7% in April
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in April were 89,588 units up 5.7% year over year. It was the 13th consecutive month of increases.
January - April sales were up 6.1% to 373,407 units.
By automaker sales in April, Toyota was up 7.3% y/y to 33,328 units and Daihatsu was up 7.9% to 15,535 units. Honda was up 2.0% to 14,678 units. Suzuki was up 26.6% to 10,152 units. Mitsubishi was up 1.5% to 8,039 units.
Continued increase in vehicle sales strengthens the optimism of the Gaikindo on the realization of the annual target of 1.1 million units.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Apr. 2017			Jan.-Apr. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	33,328	37.2%	7.3%	140,508	37.6%	26.2%
Daihatsu	15,535	17.3%	7.9%	65,265	17.5%	14.8%
Honda	14,678	16.4%	2.0%	67,696	18.1%	-7.0%
Suzuki	10,152	11.3%	26.6%	34,556	9.3%	-6.3%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	8,039	9.0%	1.5%	33,958	9.1%	-4.7%
Hino	2,474	2.8%	45.4%	9,221	2.5%	48.7%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	1,881	2.1%	-44.5%	9,705	2.6%	-46.9%
Isuzu	1,335	1.5%	-15.7%	5,340	1.4%	-2.7%
Chevrolet	378	0.4%	54.9%	1,020	0.3%	34.0%
Mazda	339	0.4%	-39.2%	822	0.2%	-67.4%
Mercedes-Benz	319	0.4%	-6.5%	1,380	0.4%	1.3%
BMW	275	0.3%	37.5%	655	0.2%	-15.6%
UD Trucks	244	0.3%	68.3%	823	0.2%	56.2%
Other	611	0.7%	-19.3%	2,458	0.7%	-3.2%
Total	89,588	100.0%	5.7%	373,407	100.0%	6.1%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, March 2017

18 Apr. 2017

*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 up 8.3% in March
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in March were 101,872 units up 8.3% year over year. It was the 12th consecutive month of increases.
January - March sales were up 6.0% to 283,245 units.
By automaker sales in March, Toyota was up 28.9% y/y to 38,656 units and Honda was down 3.1% to 19,838 units. Daihatsu was up 11.3% to 16,149 units. Suzuki was up 0.3% to 9,125 units. Mitsubishi was down 5.2% to 8,868 units.
Toyota and Daihatsu sales were very strong with recently launched new MPV models.
In March, sales of commercial vehicle manufactures such as Hino, Isuzu, and UD Trucks surged owing to infrastructure projects and rising prices of commodities.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Mar. 2017			Jan.-Mar. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	38,656	37.9%	28.9%	107,180	37.8%	33.5%
Honda	19,838	19.5%	-3.1%	53,018	18.7%	-9.2%
Daihatsu	16,149	15.9%	11.3%	49,730	17.6%	17.1%
Suzuki	9,125	9.0%	0.3%	24,313	8.6%	-15.8%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	8,868	8.7%	-5.2%	25,919	9.2%	-6.4%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	3,204	3.1%	-40.2%	7,824	2.8%	-47.5%
Hino	2,475	2.4%	56.7%	6,747	2.4%	50.0%
Isuzu	1,658	1.6%	14.4%	4,005	1.4%	2.5%
Mercedes-Benz	425	0.4%	-5.1%	1,061	0.4%	3.9%
Chevrolet	351	0.3%	-0.3%	642	0.2%	24.2%
UD Trucks	264	0.3%	85.9%	579	0.2%	51.6%
BMW	150	0.1%	-25.0%	380	0.1%	-34.0%
Tata	95	0.1%	58.3%	263	0.1%	-21.5%
Other	614	0.6%	-36.6%	1,584	0.6%	-53.3%
Total	101,872	100.0%	8.3%	283,245	100.0%	6.0%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

Flash report, February 2017

22 Mar. 2017

*Data in the flash report may from time to time differ from data in the detail report to be announced at a later date due to a difference in the data source.

Indonesian sales up 9.7% in February
Indonesian automobile manufacturers association (Gaikindo) and other sources reported that Indonesian vehicle sales in February were 96,722 units up 9.7% year over year. It was the 11th consecutive month of increases.
January - February sales were up 5.8% to 183,323 units.
By automaker sales in February, Toyota was up 49.2% y/y to 37,968 units and Daihatsu was up 20.3% to 17,755 units. Honda was down 12.0% to 16,284 units. Mitsubishi was down 15.1% to 9,069 units. Suzuki was down 13.0% to 8,069 units.
Toyota and Daihatsu sales were very strong with recently launched new MPV models.
In February sales of commercial vehicle manufactures such as Hino, Isuzu, and UD Trucks surged owing to infrastructure projects and rising prices of commodities.

Indonesia new vehicle sales by make (Wholesales)

Maker/Brand	Feb. 2017			Jan.-Feb. 2017
	units	Share	Y-o-Y	units	Share	Y-o-Y
Toyota (excludes Lexus)	37,968	39.3%	49.2%	70,345	38.4%	39.8%
Daihatsu	17,755	18.4%	20.3%	33,581	18.3%	20.2%
Honda (*)	16,284	16.8%	-12.0%	33,180	18.1%	-12.5%
Mitsubishi (includes Mitsubishi Fuso)	9,069	9.4%	-15.1%	17,051	9.3%	-7.1%
Suzuki	8,069	8.3%	-13.0%	15,456	8.4%	-21.8%
Nissan (includes Datsun)	2,758	2.9%	-43.5%	4,620	2.5%	-51.6%
Hino	2,250	2.3%	41.4%	4,272	2.3%	46.4%
Isuzu	1,247	1.3%	21.3%	2,347	1.3%	-4.5%
Mercedes-Benz	340	0.4%	13.7%	623	0.3%	8.7%
BMW	207	0.2%	-8.4%	317	0.2%	-15.7%
UD Trucks	170	0.2%	40.5%	315	0.2%	31.3%
Kia	130	0.1%	16.1%	198	0.1%	-7.5%
Tata	89	0.1%	-27.0%	168	0.1%	-38.9%
Other	386	0.4%	-67.0%	850	0.5%	-64.0%
Total	96,722	100.0%	9.7%	183,323	100.0%	5.8%

Source:GAIKINDO and various media reports

(*)Y-o-Y figures have been corrected. (March 23, 2017.)