Toyota's position at the top of the best-selling car brand rankings has not been replaced, while Indonesia's car sales saw a decline in September. In August, wholesale car sales reached 76,304 units, but in September they fell to just 72,667 units. Similarly, retail sales dropped from 76,608 units to 72,366 units. Cumulative car sales in Indonesia from January to September only reached 633,218 units wholesale and 657,223 units retail. Meanwhile, the position of the best-selling car brand remained unchanged. According to sales data released by the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo), many Indonesians continue to seek Toyota cars, and Toyota clearly holds the top spot among best-selling car brands. Toyota recorded wholesale sales of 25,454 units and retail sales of 25,561 units. Daihatsu followed Toyota in second place, with wholesale sales of 12,676 units and retail sales of 12,490 units. Third place was taken by Honda, which delivered 7,926 units from factories to dealers and 7,609 units to consumers throughout September. Fourth and fifth places were occupied by Mitsubishi and Suzuki, with Mitsubishi Motors distributing 5,824 units to dealers and 6,033 units to consumers, while Suzuki recorded wholesale sales of 5,183 units and retail sales of 5,119 units.
Beyond the top five, Chinese brands also appeared. Wuling overtook BYD again after being surpassed by the Shenzhen-based manufacturer last month, with Wuling recording higher wholesale and retail distribution than BYD. Hyundai, which often occupied sixth place, had to accept a drop in ranking due to increased distribution by BYD. Below are the 10 best-selling car brands for September 2024: Wholesale: Toyota 24,454 units, Daihatsu 12,676 units, Honda 7,926 units, Mitsubishi Motors 5,824 units, Suzuki 5,183 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 2,341 units, Hino 2,251 units, BYD 2,075 units, Wuling 2,004 units, Isuzu 1,670 units; Retail Sales: Toyota 25,561 units, Daihatsu 12,490 units, Honda 7,609 units, Mitsubishi Motors 6,033 units, Suzuki 5,119 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 2,296 units, Isuzu 2,162 units, Hino 2,137 units, Wuling 2,007 units, BYD 1,788 units.
Toyota's position at the top of the best-selling car brand rankings has not been replaced, while Indonesia's car sales saw a decline in September. In August, wholesale car sales reached 76,304 units, but in September they fell to just 72,667 units. Similarly, retail sales dropped from 76,608 units to 72,366 units. Cumulative car sales in Indonesia from January to September only reached 633,218 units wholesale and 657,223 units retail. Meanwhile, the position of the best-selling car brand remained unchanged. According to sales data released by the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo), many Indonesians continue to seek Toyota cars, and Toyota clearly holds the top spot among best-selling car brands. Toyota recorded wholesale sales of 25,454 units and retail sales of 25,561 units. Daihatsu followed Toyota in second place, with wholesale sales of 12,676 units and retail sales of 12,490 units. Third place was taken by Honda, which delivered 7,926 units from factories to dealers and 7,609 units to consumers throughout September. Fourth and fifth places were occupied by Mitsubishi and Suzuki, with Mitsubishi Motors distributing 5,824 units to dealers and 6,033 units to consumers, while Suzuki recorded wholesale sales of 5,183 units and retail sales of 5,119 units.
Beyond the top five, Chinese brands also appeared. Wuling overtook BYD again after being surpassed by the Shenzhen-based manufacturer last month, with Wuling recording higher wholesale and retail distribution than BYD. Hyundai, which often occupied sixth place, had to accept a drop in ranking due to increased distribution by BYD. Below are the 10 best-selling car brands for September 2024: Wholesale: Toyota 24,454 units, Daihatsu 12,676 units, Honda 7,926 units, Mitsubishi Motors 5,824 units, Suzuki 5,183 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 2,341 units, Hino 2,251 units, BYD 2,075 units, Wuling 2,004 units, Isuzu 1,670 units; Retail Sales: Toyota 25,561 units, Daihatsu 12,490 units, Honda 7,609 units, Mitsubishi Motors 6,033 units, Suzuki 5,119 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 2,296 units, Isuzu 2,162 units, Hino 2,137 units, Wuling 2,007 units, BYD 1,788 units.