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Hybrid cars are one of the electrified vehicles that Indonesian people are interested in. Thousands of hybrid car units are sold every month in Indonesia. This is the king of Indonesian hybrid cars.
Hybrid cars are becoming increasingly popular because of their fuel efficient and environmentally friendly performance. More and more automotive manufacturers are offering hybrid cars because they are believed to be a suitable technology in Indonesia. Because hybrid cars are more efficient, do not require additional infrastructure, and can be taken anywhere without worrying about running out of energy due to limited infrastructure.
Hybrid car sales are still promising. Based on wholesale data (distribution from factories to dealers) released by the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), hybrid car sales will reach 5 thousand units in October 2024.
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Regarding the best-selling hybrid car, the Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid has not been beaten. Toyota’s flagship MPV with a touch of electrification recorded the highest sales in October 2024. The Innova Zenix Hybrid was recorded as selling 2,516 units last month.
Furthermore, the Suzuki XL7 Hybrid became the second best-selling hybrid car behind the Innova Zenix. Suzuki XL7 Hybrid recorded sales of 689 units.
Then in third place is the Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid. Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid recorded wholesale sales of 595 units last month.
Then in fourth place is the Toyota Alphard Hybrid with sales figures of 565 units and in fifth position is the Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid with 274 units.
Meanwhile, a newcomer to the hybrid car segment, the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid, is in sixth place with sales of 151 units.
Here are the 10 Best-Selling Hybrid Cars in October 2024
- Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid: 2,516 units
- Suzuki XL7 Hybrid: 689 unit
- Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid: 595 unit
- Toyota Alphard Hybrid: 565 unit
- Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid: 274 units
- Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid: 151 unit
- Lexus LM350h: 119 unit
- GWM Tank 500 HEV: 105 units
- Honda CR-V e:HEV: 97 units
- Toyota Vellfire Hybrid: 52 unit.
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Hybrid Cars: The Kings of the Indonesian Roads
Well, well, well! Have you heard the latest buzz from Jakarta? It seems hybrid cars are not just collecting dust in a showroom anymore; they’re taking the streets by storm! Thousands of these beauties are sold every single month in Indonesia, proving that when it comes to eco-friendly driving, the Indonesian people are all revved up.
So, why the sudden love affair with hybrids? I mean, who doesn’t want a car that’s not just kind to the planet but also, let’s be honest, easier on the wallet? With their fuel efficiency, hybrid cars are like the sensible aunt who comes to family gatherings: always thinking about saving money while also lecturing everyone on climate change. They’re perfect for those who want to look green without installing a solar panel on their heads!
And it’s not just the customers who are hopping on the hybrid bandwagon; automotive manufacturers are churning them out faster than you can say “eco-friendly automobile.” It’s as if everyone collectively decided that hybrids are the new black! They’re efficient, easy to manage, and, best of all—no additional infrastructure required. Imagine driving to your next adventure without fretting about charger locations. You just get in, drive, and breathe easy.
The numbers don’t lie, and they’re looking good! According to the latest stats from the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), we’re looking at anticipated sales of around 5,000 hybrid units by October 2024. That’s not just a dip; it’s a cannonball into the pool of hybrid sales!
Spotlight on the Best-Selling Hybrid Cars
And now, let’s talk contenders! Leading the pack is none other than the beloved Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid—the heavyweight champion of hybrid cars, having sold a whopping 2,516 units last month alone! Who knew being eco-friendly could also be a status symbol in the car world?
Hot on its heels is the Suzuki XL7 Hybrid with a respectable 689 units sold. And then, we have the Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid, trailing behind with 595 units while the Toyota Alphard Hybrid flaunts its luxury with 565 units. Not to be outdone, the Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid enters the ring with a solid performance at 274 units.
Oh, and let’s not forget the new kid on the block—the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid—who sneakily sold 151 units like, “Hey, I’m here too!”
The Forgotten Few
But wait, there’s more! Here’s a quick rundown of the other challengers who gave it their all but didn’t quite hit the jackpot:
- Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid: 2,516 units
- Suzuki XL7 Hybrid: 689 units
- Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid: 595 units
- Toyota Alphard Hybrid: 565 units
- Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid: 274 units
- Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid: 151 units
- Lexus LM350h: 119 units
- GWM Tank 500 HEV: 105 units
- Honda CR-V e:HEV: 97 units
- Toyota Vellfire Hybrid: 52 units
So, there you have it! As the hybrid car market competes for its place on the Indonesian roadways, one thing is clear: embracing the hybrid lifestyle is not just good for our pockets; it’s splendid for our planet. Let’s buckle up for what’s next in this electrifying journey!
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Jakarta –
Hybrid cars have emerged as a highly sought-after category of electrified vehicles among Indonesian consumers. With each month witnessing the sale of thousands of hybrid car units, this segment is undoubtedly becoming a dominant force in the Indonesian automotive market.
Due to their commendable fuel efficiency and eco-friendly attributes, hybrid cars are gaining traction. Automotive manufacturers increasingly recognize hybrid technology as an ideal fit for Indonesia’s diverse driving landscape. The advantages of hybrid cars include their efficiency, the absence of the need for extensive additional infrastructure, and their usability across various terrains without the constant worry of running out of energy.
Sales of hybrid cars continue to exhibit a robust upward trend. According to wholesale data released by the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), projections indicate that hybrid car sales could reach an impressive 5,000 units by October 2024.
Among the frontrunners in hybrid car sales, the Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid stands unrivaled. This flagship MPV from Toyota, which seamlessly integrates electrification features, achieved outstanding sales figures in October 2024. Specifically, the Innova Zenix Hybrid recorded sales of 2,516 units, solidifying its position as the best-seller in the hybrid segment.
Following closely behind is the Suzuki XL7 Hybrid, which has captured the second position in sales rankings with 689 units sold. The Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid claims the third spot, having recorded 595 units in wholesale sales last month. Meanwhile, the Toyota Alphard Hybrid comes in fourth place with 565 units sold, while the Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid rounds out the top five with sales of 274 units.
Additionally, the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid, a newcomer in the hybrid car market, has made a notable entry, landing in sixth place with sales of 151 units.
Here are the 10 Best-Selling Hybrid Cars in October 2024
- Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid: 2,516 units
- Suzuki XL7 Hybrid: 689 units
- Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid: 595 units
- Toyota Alphard Hybrid: 565 units
- Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid: 274 units
- Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid: 151 units
- Lexus LM350h: 119 units
- GWM Tank 500 HEV: 105 units
- Honda CR-V e:HEV: 97 units
- Toyota Vellfire Hybrid: 52 units
(rgr/dry)
How will the lack of adequate charging stations impact the growth of hybrid car sales in Indonesia?
Ry of running out of energy due to inadequate charging stations.
According to wholesale data released by the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), hybrid car sales are expected to reach around 5 thousand units by October 2024, demonstrating the market’s significant potential and consumer interest.
Leading the charge in sales is the Toyota Kijang Innova Zenix Hybrid, which has solidified its position as the top-selling hybrid car, boasting sales of 2,516 units in October 2024. Its robust performance in the market speaks to its appeal among Indonesian consumers who favor both functionality and sustainability in their vehicles.
Following closely is the Suzuki XL7 Hybrid, with sales figures reaching 689 units, and the Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid, which recorded 595 units sold. The Toyota Alphard Hybrid and Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid also made their mark, with sales of 565 and 274 units, respectively.
In an exciting development, the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid, a newcomer in the hybrid segment, secured sixth place with 151 units sold, indicating a promising entry into this competitive market.
The competition doesn’t stop there, as other models also contributed to the overall sales, including the Lexus LM350h with 119 units, GWM Tank 500 HEV at 105 units, Honda CR-V e:HEV with 97 units, and the Toyota Vellfire Hybrid with 52 units sold.
As hybrid vehicles continue to gain traction, they not only stand as a testimony to evolving consumer preferences in Indonesia but also reflect a broader commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. This shift is crucial in addressing environmental concerns while meeting the growing demand for efficient and reliable vehicles. The evolution of hybrid cars in the Indonesian marketplace presents an exciting glimpse into the future of automotive innovations and eco-conscious driving.
