Jakarta –
The Toyota Kijang Innova is still the best-selling car for the period October 2024. Surprisingly enough, the BYD M6 is in the top 10 best-selling cars. This is the complete list.
Car sales in Indonesia rose slightly throughout October 2024. Wholesale data from the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo) noted that wholesale sales in October reached 77,191 units or an increase of around 6.2 percent compared to September.
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Retail sales also increased, although the figure was not significant. If in September retail sales were recorded at 72,337 units, then in October it reached 73,443 units.
Of the 70 thousand units of cars sold, models such as Innova, Avanza, Brio, Valya and Xpander still dominate. The Kijang Innova is still the best-selling one. The Kijang Innova, which consists of the Reborn and Zenix models, recorded distribution of 5,693 units. Still from the Toyota family, the Avanza is in second place.
Toyota is recorded as sending 5,611 Avanza units from the factory to its dealers. Next, filling third position is the Honda Brio. The Honda Brio, which consists of the Satya and RS models, will be distributed to 4,384 units throughout the tenth month of 2024.
In fourth place is the Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up with distribution reaching 4,212 units. Then in fifth position was followed by Daihatsu Sigra which recorded distribution of 4,092 units. Interestingly, in the top 10 there is one model that steals the attention. There is a BYD M6 electric car which has pushed straight to 10th position. In September, there were no electric cars recorded in the top 20.
The BYD M6 also overtook the Honda HR-V, which in October was in 11th place. HR-V in the September period was recorded in 19th position. For more details, here is a list of the best-selling cars for October 2024.
List of Best Selling Cars in Indonesia October 2024
1. Toyota Kijang Innova (Reborn and Zenix): 5,693 units
2. Toyota Avanza: 5.611 unit
3. Honda Brio (RS and Satya): 4,384 units
4. Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up: 4.212 unit
5. Daihatsu Sigra: 4,092 units
6. Toyota Calya: 3,756 unit
7. Toyota Rush: 2.711 unit
8. Suzuki Carry pick-up: 2.363 unit
9. Mitsubishi Xpander (including Xpander Cross): 2,160 units
10. WORLD M6: 1.866 units
11. Honda HR-V: 1,841 units
12. Daihatsu Gran Max (Blind Van and Minibus): 1,746 units
13. Daihatsu Ayla: 1,616 units
14. Toyota Agya: 1.560 units
15. Daihatsu Terios: 1,357 units
16. Honda WR-V: 1.295 unit
17. Toyota Fortuner: 1.112 unit
18. Toyota Hilux: 1.108 unit
19. Toyota Veloz: 1.080 unit
20. Toyota Raize: 1.060 unit
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Jakarta – So, folks, it seems that the Toyota Kijang Innova is still the undisputed heavyweight champion of the roads in Indonesia, even in the exhilarating chaos of October 2024! And what’s this? Our dear friend BYD M6 has snuck into the top 10 best-selling cars! Surprise, surprise! Perhaps it brewed its own electric coffee to wake up the competition. ☕️🚗
Sales Figures Are in – Let’s Break it Down!
Now, let’s talk about those sales. The Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo) reports that in October, we weren’t just selling cars; we were selling dreams on wheels, with wholesale figures reaching a whopping 77,191 units. That’s an increase of about 6.2% compared to the previous month! If only my bank account saw those kinds of increases, eh?
And don’t think retail sales were lagging behind, no sir! We climbed from September’s count of 72,337 units to a lovely 73,443 in October. We’re really revving up, aren’t we? You might say the car sales are cruising at ‘fast and furious’ speed, minus the questionable acting.
Top Models – The Who’s Who of Wheels!
With Kijang Innova stubbornly stuck in first place, it’s clear it’s quite the loyal steed—5,693 units galloped out of the showroom. Close behind, waving its little Toyota flag, is the Avanza, barely trailing with 5,611 units. The competition must be sweating buckets at this point!
And what’s this? The Honda Brio, typical of everyone’s friendly neighbor, slipped into third with 4,384 units. Honestly, it’s like watching a family cook-off, and everyone’s grabbing for the last slice of pie! 🍰
Moving on to the crucial insights…. Fourth place is taken by the Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up with 4,212 units, and in fifth, the outgoing Daihatsu Sigra with 4,092 units. That’s a lot of numbers flying around like confetti at a wedding—I just hope nobody gets a paper cut!
The Star of the Show: BYD M6
Now, here comes the plot twist! Enter the BYD M6, rolling into the tenth spot like it owns the place with 1,866 units sold. Last month, electric cars were about as absent in the top 20 as decent sitcoms on TV, and now they’re pushing others down like it’s a dramatic soap opera. Honestly, by the looks of it, BYD might as well have a disco ball in its trunk! 💃
In a stunning twist, the BYD M6 even managed to nudge out the Honda HR-V, who’s now lounging in the 11th position—talk about a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood script!
Here’s the Full Line-Up:
- 1. Toyota Kijang Innova (Reborn and Zenix): 5,693 units
- 2. Toyota Avanza: 5.611 units
- 3. Honda Brio (RS and Satya): 4,384 units
- 4. Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up: 4,212 units
- 5. Daihatsu Sigra: 4,092 units
- 6. Toyota Calya: 3,756 units
- 7. Toyota Rush: 2,711 units
- 8. Suzuki Carry pick-up: 2,363 units
- 9. Mitsubishi Xpander (including Xpander Cross): 2,160 units
- 10. BYD M6: 1,866 units
- 11. Honda HR-V: 1,841 units
- … (and the list goes on!)
It’s like a long flight where you keep checking if you’ve reached your destination yet. And by the way, the Toyota crew is clearly dominating, with more entries on the list than a talent show audition!
Wrap Up – The Gear Is Shifting!
As we zoom through October, it’s clear the automotive world in Indonesia is not just flapping in the wind—it’s racing at full throttle! As for the brands, let’s hope they’re all ready for the ride ahead. Because remember, in the game of cars, it’s not really about finishing first; it’s about being electric—quite literally!
So, raise your cups (or mugs) to the automakers, and may their brakes work as well as their sales numbers. Until next time, keep your engines revving and your seats warm! 🍹🚗
Jakarta –
The Toyota Kijang Innova continues to dominate the Indonesian automotive market, maintaining its position as the best-selling car for the month of October 2024. Surprisingly, the BYD M6, an electric vehicle, has made its debut in the top 10 best-selling cars list. Here’s a detailed look at the complete rankings.
Car sales in Indonesia experienced a modest increase in October 2024, reflecting a positive trend in the automotive industry. According to wholesale data from the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), total wholesale sales reached an impressive 77,191 units in October, marking a significant rise of approximately 6.2 percent compared to the previous month, September.
Retail sales growth was also observed, albeit at a slower pace. In September, retail sales were recorded at 72,337 units; by October, this figure grew slightly to 73,443 units, indicating a gradual recovery in consumer demand.
Among the top contenders, popular models such as the Kijang Innova, Avanza, Brio, Valya, and Xpander have continued to dominate sales figures. The Kijang Innova alone, encompassing the Reborn and Zenix variants, achieved remarkable sales with a distribution of 5,693 units, solidifying its status as the leader in the market. Meanwhile, the Toyota Avanza secured the second spot, with a total of 5,611 units dispatched from the manufacturing facility to various dealerships.
Following closely in third place is the Honda Brio, which achieved a distribution of 4,384 units across its models, including the Satya and RS. The Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up secured fourth place with 4,212 units sold, while the Daihatsu Sigra took fifth place, distributing 4,092 units. Notably, the new entrant that piqued interest in the market is the BYD M6 electric vehicle, which astonishingly clinched the tenth position in sales, a remarkable feat considering that previous months showed no electric cars breaking into the top 20.
The BYD M6 has even surpassed the Honda HR-V, which found itself in the 11th position in October, a significant jump from its previously recorded 19th place in September. For a complete overview, here is the list of the best-selling cars in Indonesia for October 2024.
List of Best Selling Cars in Indonesia October 2024
1. Toyota Kijang Innova (Reborn and Zenix): 5,693 units
2. Toyota Avanza: 5,611 units
3. Honda Brio (RS and Satya): 4,384 units
4. Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up: 4,212 units
5. Daihatsu Sigra: 4,092 units
6. Toyota Calya: 3,756 units
7. Toyota Rush: 2,711 units
8. Suzuki Carry pick-up: 2,363 units
9. Mitsubishi Xpander (including Xpander Cross): 2,160 units
10. BYD M6: 1,866 units
11. Honda HR-V: 1,841 units
12. Daihatsu Gran Max (Blind Van and Minibus): 1,746 units
13. Daihatsu Ayla: 1,616 units
14. Toyota Agya: 1,560 units
15. Daihatsu Terios: 1,357 units
16. Honda WR-V: 1,295 units
17. Toyota Fortuner: 1,112 units
18. Toyota Hilux: 1,108 units
19. Toyota Veloz: 1,080 units
20. Toyota Raize: 1,060 units
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How does the emergence of the BYD M6 affect the competition in the Indonesian automotive market?
Tribution of 4,384 units. The fourth and fifth spots are occupied by the Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up with 4,212 units and the Daihatsu Sigra with 4,092 units, respectively.
The rankings underscore Toyota’s continued dominance in the Indonesian market, with models like the Toyota Calya (3,756 units), Toyota Rush (2,711 units), and Toyota Fortuner (1,112 units) making significant contributions to their sales across various segments. Meanwhile, the emergence of the BYD M6 as a top contender represents a growing interest in electric vehicles among Indonesian consumers.
### Summary of Top Selling Cars (October 2024)
1. **Toyota Kijang Innova (Reborn and Zenix)**: 5,693 units
2. **Toyota Avanza**: 5,611 units
3. **Honda Brio (RS and Satya)**: 4,384 units
4. **Daihatsu Gran Max pick-up**: 4,212 units
5. **Daihatsu Sigra**: 4,092 units
6. **Toyota Calya**: 3,756 units
7. **Toyota Rush**: 2,711 units
8. **Suzuki Carry pick-up**: 2,363 units
9. **Mitsubishi Xpander (including Xpander Cross)**: 2,160 units
10. **BYD M6**: 1,866 units
11. **Honda HR-V**: 1,841 units
12. **Daihatsu Gran Max (Blind Van and Minibus)**: 1,746 units
13. **Daihatsu Ayla**: 1,616 units
14. **Toyota Agya**: 1,560 units
15. **Daihatsu Terios**: 1,357 units
16. **Honda WR-V**: 1,295 units
17. **Toyota Fortuner**: 1,112 units
18. **Toyota Hilux**: 1,108 units
19. **Toyota Veloz**: 1,080 units
20. **Toyota Raize**: 1,060 units
### Conclusion
The automotive scene in Indonesia is buzzing with activity as the sales figures indicate a strong recovery and consumer enthusiasm. With brands like Toyota maintaining their stronghold, and newer entrants such as BYD making significant inroads with electric offerings, the competition is certainly heating up. As the market evolves, it will be interesting to see how consumers respond to new innovations and offerings in the months to come.
So, whether you’re team gasoline or switching to electric, the future of driving in Indonesia looks promising! Keep your eyes on the roads and your engines tuned, because this race is far from over!
