Indonesia CBU Vehicle Imports Reach 55,995 Units in 2026

Indonesia imported 55,995 completely built-up (CBU) vehicles between January and September 2026, according to an infographic published by the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) on October 28, 2026. The figures provide a breakdown of imported vehicle volumes by automotive brand, highlighting the distribution among the leading manufacturers operating in the Indonesian market. Toyota dominated the cumulative import volume, accounting for more than half of the vehicles recorded during the nine-month period.

Toyota secured the leading position with 29,112 imported CBU vehicles, representing 51.99% of the total volume. Suzuki ranked second with 3,597 units, equivalent to 6.42% of imports, while VinFast occupied third place with 3,288 units, accounting for 5.87%. These figures placed the three brands at the top of Indonesia's CBU vehicle import rankings for January-September 2026.

The remaining positions in the top six were occupied by Danza (Denza), Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors. Danza (Denza) recorded 3,009 imported units, representing 5.37% of the cumulative volume. Mazda followed with 2,654 units and a 4.74% share, while Mitsubishi Motors registered 2,604 units, corresponding to 4.65%. Together, the rankings outline the import performance of the six leading automotive brands during the first nine months of 2026.

Industry Impact & Outlook

The January-September 2026 figures highlight the distribution of completely built-up vehicle imports in Indonesia, with Toyota maintaining a substantial lead over the other listed manufacturers. Its 51.99% share distinguishes its position within the reported import rankings, while Suzuki, VinFast, Denza, Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors occupy considerably smaller individual shares. The data published by GAIKINDO provides an industry reference for understanding brand-level CBU import volumes during the reporting period. However, the figures specifically cover imported CBU vehicles and should not be interpreted as representing total vehicle sales, domestic production or overall market share.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many CBU vehicles did Indonesia import from January to September 2026?
Indonesia imported a total of 55,995 completely built-up (CBU) vehicles during the first nine months of 2026, according to GAIKINDO. The figure covers the cumulative import volume recorded between January and September. It was reported in an infographic published by the Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries on October 28, 2026. The reported data provides a brand-wise breakdown of imported vehicles, identifying Toyota as the leading manufacturer, followed by Suzuki and VinFast.

Which automotive brand led Indonesia's CBU vehicle imports in 2026?
Toyota ranked first in Indonesia's CBU vehicle imports between January and September 2026, recording 29,112 units and a 51.99% share. Its cumulative volume represented more than half of all 55,995 imported vehicles reported during the period. The figures were published by GAIKINDO on October 28, 2026. Toyota was followed by Suzuki in second place and VinFast in third place, according to the organization's brand-wise import breakdown.

How many vehicles did Suzuki and VinFast import into Indonesia?
Suzuki recorded 3,597 CBU vehicle imports, while VinFast registered 3,288 units in Indonesia between January and September 2026. Their respective shares of the total import volume were 6.42% and 5.87%. These results placed Suzuki second and VinFast third in GAIKINDO's reported brand rankings. The figures form part of the organization's October 28, 2026 infographic covering Indonesia's cumulative completely built-up vehicle imports during the first nine months of the year.

Which other brands ranked among Indonesia's top six CBU vehicle importers?
Denza, Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors completed the top six brands in Indonesia's CBU vehicle import rankings for January-September 2026. The reported figures listed Danza (Denza) at 3,009 units, representing 5.37% of imports. Mazda recorded 2,654 units with a 4.74% share, while Mitsubishi Motors registered 2,604 units, accounting for 4.65%. These figures followed Toyota, Suzuki and VinFast in GAIKINDO's brand-wise breakdown of the 55,995 imported CBU vehicles.

Which organization published Indonesia's CBU vehicle import figures?
The Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) published the infographic containing Indonesia's CBU vehicle import figures on October 28, 2026. The reported data covers the January-September 2026 period and provides cumulative import volumes and percentage shares for the leading automotive brands. It records a total of 55,995 imported vehicles and identifies the top six brands by volume. The figures specifically concern completely built-up vehicle imports rather than overall automotive sales or domestic vehicle production.