Based on the March 2025 Indonesia auto market sales, BYD, as an electric vehicle manufacturer, broke into the top 10 best-selling car brands in Indonesia, ranking sixth with sales of 3,205 units, surpassing Hyundai which ranked seventh. Toyota continued to lead the market with wholesale sales of 22,476 units, followed by Daihatsu, Honda, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki. Additionally, two Chinese brands, Wuling and Chery, also entered the top 10 best-selling brands in March. In March, Indonesia's national auto retail sales decreased by 6.8% year-on-year but increased compared to February, with wholesale sales showing a similar trend over the same period. From January to March 2025, both retail and wholesale sales were weaker compared to the same period in 2024. Below is the wholesale sales ranking for March: Toyota 22,476 units, Daihatsu 13,057 units, Honda 6,303 units, Mitsubishi 5,769 units, Suzuki 4,442 units, BYD 3,205 units, Hyundai 2,424 units, Wuling 1,850 units, Chery 1,829 units, Isuzu 1,802 units; Retail sales ranking: Toyota 24,514 units, Daihatsu 13,111 units, Honda 8,165 units, Mitsubishi 6,372 units, Suzuki 5,006 units, BYD 2,870 units, Hyundai 2,354 units, Hino 2,083 units, Isuzu 2,007 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 1,929 units.
Based on the March 2025 Indonesia auto market sales, BYD, as an electric vehicle manufacturer, broke into the top 10 best-selling car brands in Indonesia, ranking sixth with sales of 3,205 units, surpassing Hyundai which ranked seventh. Toyota continued to lead the market with wholesale sales of 22,476 units, followed by Daihatsu, Honda, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki. Additionally, two Chinese brands, Wuling and Chery, also entered the top 10 best-selling brands in March. In March, Indonesia's national auto retail sales decreased by 6.8% year-on-year but increased compared to February, with wholesale sales showing a similar trend over the same period. From January to March 2025, both retail and wholesale sales were weaker compared to the same period in 2024. Below is the wholesale sales ranking for March: Toyota 22,476 units, Daihatsu 13,057 units, Honda 6,303 units, Mitsubishi 5,769 units, Suzuki 4,442 units, BYD 3,205 units, Hyundai 2,424 units, Wuling 1,850 units, Chery 1,829 units, Isuzu 1,802 units; Retail sales ranking: Toyota 24,514 units, Daihatsu 13,111 units, Honda 8,165 units, Mitsubishi 6,372 units, Suzuki 5,006 units, BYD 2,870 units, Hyundai 2,354 units, Hino 2,083 units, Isuzu 2,007 units, Mitsubishi Fuso 1,929 units.