These Are Indonesia's Largest Car Manufacturers in 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 22/01/2025 10:35 WIB

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Gaikindo reports that Indonesia's automotive production volume reached 1.19 million units in 2024. Toyota was the largest producer with 516,997 units.

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Indonesia's Automotive Production Volume by Brand (2024)

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According to data from the Indonesian Automotive Industry Association (Gaikindo), car production in Indonesia reached 1.19 million units in 2024. This volume decreased by 14.3% from 2023, which saw production of 1.39 million units.

In 2024, Toyota was the largest car producer in Indonesia, with a volume of 516,997 units, contributing 43.2% to total national production.

Following Toyota were other Japanese manufacturers, Daihatsu, which produced 163,509 units, and Mitsubishi Motors with 137,255 units.

The following is a complete list of the top 10 car producers in Indonesia in 2024:

1. Toyota: 516,997 units
2. Daihatsu: 163,509 units
3. Mitsubishi Motors: 137,255 units
4. Honda: 95,564 units
5. Hyundai: 85,674 units
6. Suzuki: 73,437 units
7. Isuzu: 31,698 units
8. Mitsubishi Fuso: 27,105 units
9. Hino: 23,823 units
10. Wuling: 21,774 units

The Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) is optimistic that domestic car production will remain stable this year.

"Certainly, in 2025, the Ministry of Industry is very optimistic that we can achieve one million units of production," said Dodiet Prasetyo, Director of Maritime, Transportation, and Defense Equipment Industry, as reported by *KatadataOto*, Monday (20/1/2025).

According to him, this can be achieved thanks to various government stimuli aimed at boosting public purchasing power. One example is the electric vehicle incentive, with a 10% VAT subsidy.

"Furthermore, for the Battery-Based Electric Vehicle (KBLBB) industry that is building production facilities or wants to expand its production lines, stimuli in the form of government-borne import duties and zero percent PPnBM will be provided," said Dodiet.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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