Motorcycle Growth in Indonesia Over the Last 10 Years

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Adi Ahdiat 16/03/2023 17:57 WIB

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According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Indonesia had approximately 125.3 million motorcycles at the end of 2022, a 64% increase compared to a decade earlier.

Number of Motorcycles in Indonesia (2012-2022)

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According to the *Indonesia Statistics 2023* report released by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), at the end of 2022 there were approximately 125.3 million motorcycles in Indonesia.

Between 2012 and 2022, the number of motorcycles in the country increased by approximately 48.9 million units, or 64%, as shown in the graph.

Here are the 10 provinces with the most motorcycles in 2022:

1. East Java: 20.7 million units
2. Central Java: 17.5 million units
3. DKI Jakarta: 17.3 million units
4. West Java: 13.4 million units
5. North Sumatra: 6.3 million units
6. Bali: 3.9 million units
7. South Sulawesi: 3.89 million units
8. Riau: 3.6 million units
9. Lampung: 3.4 million units
10. South Sumatra: 3.3 million units

Here are the 10 provinces with the fewest motorcycles in 2022:

1. North Kalimantan: 159.8 thousand units
2. North Maluku: 292.8 thousand units
3. Maluku: 306.2 thousand units
4. West Papua: 319.9 thousand units
5. West Sulawesi: 357.4 thousand units
6. Papua: 416.0 thousand units
7. Gorontalo: 426.2 thousand units
8. Southeast Sulawesi: 813.3 thousand units
9. North Sulawesi: 848.2 thousand units
10. East Nusa Tenggara: 889.6 thousand units

The growth in the number of motorcycles indicates a strengthening performance of the automotive industry and consumer purchasing power.

The ever-increasing number of motorcycles can also help the movement of people, goods, and services, which in turn contributes to driving economic growth.

However, the growth of motor vehicles can also have negative impacts, such as increasing traffic congestion, air pollution, and driving up consumption of fuel oil (BBM), which is heavily reliant on imports.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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