According to data from the Association of Indonesia Automotive Industries (Gaikindo), car production in Indonesia reached 552,509 units in the first half of 2025.
This volume declined by 1.67% compared to the same period last year (cumulative-to-cumulative/ctc), when production totaled 561,946 units.
As of mid-2025, Toyota remained the largest car manufacturer in the country, producing 245,183 units, which accounted for 44.4% of total national output.
Other Japanese automakers followed by Mitsubishi Motors 77,925 units and Daihatsu 64,329 units.
The list of the top 10 car manufacturers by production volume in Indonesia for H1 2025 is as follows:
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Toyota: 245,183 units
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Mitsubishi Motors: 77,925 units
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Daihatsu: 64,329 units
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Suzuki: 36,178 units
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Hyundai: 35,885 units
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Honda: 29,865 units
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Isuzu: 15,918 units
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Mitsubishi Fuso: 11,473 units
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Chery: 11,355 units
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Wuling: 9,946 units
Meanwhile, automotive observer Yannes Martinus Pasaribu from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) noted that the domestic automotive industry is facing complex pressures.
Not only have car sales slowed due to weak consumer purchasing power, but authorized brand holders (APMs) have also begun significantly cutting back production. This situation is referred to as a "perfect storm."
“APMs can't produce cars that are no longer economically viable. With total production costs rising significantly, it’s impossible to sell vehicles in a shrinking captive market,” Yannes said, as quoted by Kontan on Sunday, July 13, 2025.
(See also: Top-Selling Car Brands in Indonesia, First Half of 2025: Toyota Takes the Lead)