Motorcycles, the Most Commonly Owned Asset by Indonesian Households

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Nabilah Muhamad 16/10/2025 13:26 WIB

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According to BPS data, motorcycles are the most commonly owned asset by households in Indonesia in 2025.

Percentage of Households in Indonesia by Asset Ownership (March 2025)

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Percentage of Households in Indonesia by Asset Ownership (March 2025)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) surveyed what assets households in Indonesia own.

The results show that as of March 2025, the majority, or 84.79%, of households own motorcycles.

Other commonly owned assets include property in the form of land, and refrigerators.

Below is the percentage of households in Indonesia based on asset ownership as of March 2025:

Motorcycles: 84.79%
Land: 78.09%
Refrigerators: 75.52%
Flat-screen TVs at least 30 inches: 27%
Gold/jewelry at least 10 grams: 17.03%
Cars: 14.58%
Cash/savings equivalent to 10 grams of gold: 14.27%
Air conditioners (AC): 12.74%
LPG cylinders 5.5 kg/larger: 8.08%
Water heaters: 1.98%
Boats: 1.41%
Motorboats: 1.4%

BPS obtained this data from the National Socio-Economic Survey (Susenas) for the March 2025 period, with 345,000 household respondents spread across 514 regencies/cities in 38 provinces of Indonesia, in both rural and urban areas.

Data collection was carried out through direct interviews between officers and the head of the household, the spouse of the head of the household, or household members who were knowledgeable about the surveyed matters.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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