ASEAN Car Sales Reach 2.97 Million Units in 2021, Indonesia Leading the Way

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 09/02/2022 14:40 WIB

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ASEAN car sales reached 2.79 million units in 2021, a 14% increase. This is the first increase in three years, with Indonesia recording the highest sales.

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ASEAN Countries' Car Sales (2021)

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Total car sales in Southeast Asia (ASEAN) reached 2.79 million units in 2021. This figure represents a 14% increase compared to 2020.

This increase is the first in the last three years, with Indonesia achieving the highest sales. Data from the ASEAN Automotive Federation (AFF) shows that car sales in Indonesia from January to December 2021 reached 887,202 units, a 66.8% increase.

Indonesia's car sales surpassed Thailand, which recorded 754,254 units. Thailand's car sales decreased by 4.8% compared to 2020.

Malaysia came in third with 508,911 units sold. Vietnam followed in fourth place with 304,149 units.

The Philippines closely followed Vietnam, with 268,488 units sold in 2021. Singapore and Myanmar followed, with sales of only 58,953 units and 9,350 units respectively.

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