Mitsubishi Books 1,975 Sales Orders at GJAW 2025, Exceeding Last Year's Figures

KatadataOTO – PT Mitsubishi Motors Krama Yudha Sakti Indonesia (MMKSI) recorded positive results during the Gaikindo Jakarta Auto Week or GJAW 2025 event.

During the exhibition, Mitsubishi claimed to have collected 1,975 Vehicle Order Letters (SPK).

The GJAW 2025 exhibition itself was held at ICE BSD, Tangerang from November 21-30 as one of Gaikindo's efforts to boost sales figures before the end of the year.

This positive achievement surpassed the number of Mitsubishi car orders at last year's GJAW, which was 1,600 SPK.

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“The positive results we achieved at GJAW 2025 reflect the high level of acceptance, appreciation, and customer trust in the momentum of Mitsubishi Motors' 55 years in Indonesia,” said Atsushi Kurita, President Director of PT MMKSI in an official broadcast, quoted on Thursday (04/12).

He emphasized that this positive achievement is a manifestation of Mitsubishi's commitment to meeting the mobility needs of customers in Indonesia.

During GJAW 2025, Mitsubishi not only prepared a display at the booth but also seven test drive units in a special area.

During the 10 days of GJAW 2025, Mitsubishi claimed that around 500 visitors took the opportunity to test drive their flagship vehicle lineup.

The contribution of each model to Mitsubishi's SPK at GJAW 2025 was not detailed. However, for your information, the three-diamond brand brought its entire vehicle lineup.

This includes the Mitsubishi Pajero, Xforce, Xpander, as well as their newest Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) model, the Mitsubishi Destinator.

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“We will remain committed to providing the best products, services, and experiences to accompany every step towards a better life,” Kurita affirmed.

For your information, Mitsubishi is currently the fourth brand with the highest retail sales (distribution from dealers to consumers) in Indonesia.

Referring to Gaikindo data, in the January-October 2025 period, Mitsubishi's sales were 55,408 units. 

If looked at in more detail, the figure in October reached 6,264 units. This was a recovery after dropping to 5,703 units throughout September.