BYD Dominates Electric Car Sales in Indonesia in Early 2025

BYD Indonesia recorded electric car sales of more than 8,200 units in the first quarter of 2025.

BYD Dominates Electric Car Sales in Indonesia in Early 2025
author image

KatadataOTOBYD continues to achieve impressive results in the Indonesian automotive industry. They proved this through sales in the first quarter of 2025.

This electric car manufacturer claims to have successfully sold thousands of its products to consumers in the country.

“BYD Indonesia has consistently been a major contributor with sales of more than 8,200 units,” said Nathan Sun, Operational Director of BYD Motor Indonesia at PEVS 2025, on Tuesday (29/04).

Nathan explained that with the achievement above, they have successfully reached a national electric car market share of 50 percent.

BYD Dominasi Penjualan Mobil Listrik Nasional di Awal 2025
Photo : BYD

This positive performance is in line with the global sales growth of electric vehicles (EVs) from the Chinese brand.

Sales of BYD's pure battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles from January to March 2025 increased by 59.8 percent globally.

Meanwhile in 2024, BYD sold a total of 4.27 million environmentally friendly four-wheeled vehicles in various parts of the world.

“BYD's exports also stood out significantly, reaching more than 72,000 units in March 2025 alone,” said Nathan.

The figure above is a new record for BYD. It is claimed to be an increase of up to 89 percent compared to the same period last year.

Ready to Market More EVs

On the other hand, BYD supports the acceleration of EV distribution to various consumers in the country. One way is by expanding the reach of its distribution network.

To date, BYD is recorded to have 50 dealers spread across 27 cities throughout Indonesia. Thus, they are getting closer to consumers in various regions.

It is hoped that more people will be interested in buying BYD electric cars or Denza in the future.

“This achievement encourages us to continue contributing as a pillar of electric vehicle growth in Indonesia,” said Luther Panjaitan, Head of Public and Government Relations at BYD Motor Indonesia.

BYD Dominasi Penjualan Mobil Listrik Nasional di Awal 2025
Photo : KatadataOTO

As a reminder, BYD has already marketed several electric car models in the country. For example, the Atto 3, Seal, Dolphin, M6, and Sealion 7.

Meanwhile, Denza has launched the D9 to enter the premium electric car segment in the country.

“This trust is a reflection of the support for BYD's vision in building green mobility through innovative products and technology,” Luther concluded.


Latest

car
Omoda

Omoda Set to Debut in Indonesia, Bringing Four Products

Four car silhouettes are visible on the official Omoda Indonesia website, one of which is suspected to be the Omoda O9 hybrid SUV.

car
BYD Seal

BYD Seal Twin's Appearance, Features LiDAR and 700 Km Range

A twin model of the BYD Seal will be marketed as the Seal 07 EV, launching first in China this year.

car
LiDAR

The Functions of LiDAR Sensors Widely Used in Chinese Electric Cars

LiDAR sensors are often placed on the front roof of the latest Chinese electric vehicles to enhance safety.

news
PO Cahaya Trans

Cahaya Trans Bus Company's Permit Suspended After Fatal Toll Road Accident

The decision was made after PO Cahaya Trans was involved in an accident at the Krapyak Toll exit last December.

car
Chery

Chery to Export 1 Million Vehicles in 2025

Chery is set to lead car exports in China in 2025, while its total sales have surpassed 2 million units.

car
Vehicle exports

Toyota Indonesia Reveals Challenges in 2026 Vehicle Export Market

The vehicle export market in 2026 is expected to face several challenges that are considered quite severe.

car
Toyota

New Toyota Electric Car Debuts This Year, Affordable bZ4X Version

Positioned below the bZ4X, the new Toyota C-HR EV model is scheduled to launch globally starting this year.

motor
National motorcycle

National Motorcycle Deemed Unnecessary, More Important Things Exist

The government is advised to pay more attention to the automotive industry rather than developing a national motorcycle.