Toyota and Daihatsu Lead Domestic Car Sales in May 2021

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 16/06/2021 11:30 WIB

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Toyota and Daihatsu were the best-selling car brands in Indonesia up to May 2021. Sales for the two brands reached 99,300 and 59,300 units respectively.

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Domestic Car Sales by Brand (January-May 2021)

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Total domestic car sales in Indonesia reached 320,700 units by May 2021. This figure represents a 29.17% increase compared to the same period last year, which reached 248,300 units.

Data from the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo) shows that Toyota and Daihatsu were the best-selling car brands domestically until May 2021. Sales for these two brands reached 99,300 and 59,300 units respectively.

Other top-selling cars include Mitsubishi with 53,700 units sold, Honda with 39,700 units, and Suzuki with 33,100 units. Isuzu sold 10,000 units, Nissan 388 units, and Peugeot 103 units. Meanwhile, UD Trucks only sold 93 units.

The government boosted car sales by providing a 0% luxury goods sales tax (PPnBM) incentive from March to May 2021. In March 2021, car sales jumped from 49,200 to 84,900 units.

From May to August 2021, the PPnBM was initially scheduled to be partially discounted (50%). However, to maintain momentum in the industry and support national economic recovery, the government extended the 0% PPnBM until August 2021.

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