According to data from the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo), national wholesale car sales reached 865,723 units, a decrease of 13.9% (140,079 units) compared to the previous year. Currently, 12 Chinese brands including Wuling and BYD are competing in the Indonesian market. Wuling, which entered Indonesia in 2017, continues to lead sales among Chinese brands. Although BYD is considered a new entrant, it achieved the second-highest sales among Chinese brands in just seven months of sales, making it competitive against many Chinese and Japanese brands. Chery, from Wuhu, Anhui, delivered 1,449 vehicles to dealers in December 2024, a record high since entering Indonesia, with a market share of 1.1% in 2024, ranking third. MG, a brand under SAIC, ranked fourth in Chinese brand sales, while Aion entered the top five among Chinese automotive brands in Indonesia.
Here are the best-selling Chinese car brands in Indonesia - Wholesale: Wuling 21,923 units, BYD 15,429 units, Chery 9,191 units, MG 3,974 units, Aion 1,240 units, Dongfeng Sokon 828 units, Tank 692 units, Neta 607 units, BAIC 296 units, Haval 104 units, Seres 89 units. Retail: Wuling 25,067 units, BYD 13,964 units, Chery 8,626 units, MG 4,123 units, Dongfeng Sokon 1,097 units, Aion 960 units, Tank 600 units, Neta 570 units, BAIC 198 units, Seres 98 units, Haval 75 units.
According to data from the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo), national wholesale car sales reached 865,723 units, a decrease of 13.9% (140,079 units) compared to the previous year. Currently, 12 Chinese brands including Wuling and BYD are competing in the Indonesian market. Wuling, which entered Indonesia in 2017, continues to lead sales among Chinese brands. Although BYD is considered a new entrant, it achieved the second-highest sales among Chinese brands in just seven months of sales, making it competitive against many Chinese and Japanese brands. Chery, from Wuhu, Anhui, delivered 1,449 vehicles to dealers in December 2024, a record high since entering Indonesia, with a market share of 1.1% in 2024, ranking third. MG, a brand under SAIC, ranked fourth in Chinese brand sales, while Aion entered the top five among Chinese automotive brands in Indonesia.
Here are the best-selling Chinese car brands in Indonesia - Wholesale: Wuling 21,923 units, BYD 15,429 units, Chery 9,191 units, MG 3,974 units, Aion 1,240 units, Dongfeng Sokon 828 units, Tank 692 units, Neta 607 units, BAIC 296 units, Haval 104 units, Seres 89 units. Retail: Wuling 25,067 units, BYD 13,964 units, Chery 8,626 units, MG 4,123 units, Dongfeng Sokon 1,097 units, Aion 960 units, Tank 600 units, Neta 570 units, BAIC 198 units, Seres 98 units, Haval 75 units.