Indonesia recorded 79,540 wholesale vehicle sales in September 2026, down 2.7% from August, according to Gaikindo. Retail sales slipped 2.6% to 81,243 units. Despite the overall decline, the BYD Atto 1 led the model ranking with 4,840 wholesale units, ahead of every conventional model. It has topped the Indonesian list before.
The Daihatsu Gran Max pickup placed second with 4,145 units. The combined Toyota Kijang Innova Reborn and Zenix range ranked third at 4,143, followed by the Toyota Avanza at 3,872. Jaecoo’s J5, an electric model, took fifth with 3,276 units. The Toyota Calya recorded 2,966, Suzuki Carry pickup 2,790, Daihatsu Gran Max van and minibus versions 2,626, Toyota Veloz Hybrid 2,552 and Daihatsu Sigra 2,523.
The rest of the top 20 comprised the Honda Brio (2,097), Toyota Rush (2,083), Geely EX2 (1,890), Daihatsu Terios (1,884), Toyota Hilux (1,786), Toyota Agya (1,411), Mitsubishi Xpander including Cross (1,343), Mitsubishi L300 pickup (1,117), Suzuki Fronx (1,010) and Mitsubishi Destinator (889). The Atto 1, Jaecoo J5 and Geely EX2 were the three Chinese electric cars in the ranking, indicating their growing presence alongside established combustion-engine models.