Indonesia Remains the Top Automotive Sales Leader in ASEAN

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Southeast Asian Car Sales (2016-2017)

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Indonesia remains the leading automotive market in Southeast Asia. According to data from the ASEAN Automotive Federation (AAF), Indonesian automotive sales in 2017 reached 1.08 million units, representing 32.32% of the total ASEAN automotive sales of 3.34 million units. Thailand had the second-highest sales, followed by Malaysia in third place.

Southeast Asian automotive sales in 2017 grew by 5.39% year-on-year. However, Indonesian automotive sales only grew slightly by 1.68% year-on-year. A sluggish domestic economy resulted in stagnant car sales in Indonesia.

Myanmar experienced the highest growth rate, at 97.34% year-on-year, although total sales only reached approximately eight thousand units. Meanwhile, sales of four-wheeled vehicles in Malaysia, Vietnam, and Myanmar decreased compared to the previous year.

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