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Chinese Car
BYD
increasingly threatening Japanese manufacturers, after successfully entering the top five positions
car sales
throughout October 2025. BYD’s sales even knocked Honda out of the top five positions.
BYD appeared aggressive during October with total distribution to dealers or wholesalers reaching 10,593 units.These results made BYD the third best-selling car brand during last month, behind Toyota which packed 20,559 units and Daihatsu with 11,593 units.
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Under BYD, Mitsubishi recorded a wholesale figure of 7,620 units.The next position is Suzuki with total sales of 5,550 units.
Honda has to accept the reality that it is now in the sixth position of best-selling car brands because the distribution figure to dealers is only 3,647 units.This result was followed by Isuzu with 2,402 units and Mitsubishi Fuso was in eighth place after obtaining wholesales of 2,324 units.
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Entering the bottom two in the list of the 10 best-selling brands in the wholesale version are Hino with 1,861 units and Chery with 1,560 units.
In terms of retail or direct sales to consumers, BYD also ranks third behind Toyota and Daihatsu after the Chinese brand packed 9,732 units.
Moving to fourth there is Mitsubishi, then Suzuki, and sixth is Honda.
BYD’s aggressive achievement is thought to have been achieved after the company succeeded in importing its new car, namely the Atto 1, through a complete import scheme or CBU in mid-October.At that time, a large white ship called BYD Explorer No.1 arrived at Tanjung Priok Harbor, Jakarta and was about to unload thousands of BYD electric cars, one of which was the Atto 1.
This ship was seen carrying out loading and unloading activities of vehicles, then the yellow and white Atto 1 drove from the direction of the ship towards the other side of the port.
“BYD Atto 1 has arrived at Tanjung Priok Port, the unit is ready to be sent to consumers,” wrote the Instagram account of BYD dealer Arista Bogor, quoted Thursday (16/10).
Wholesales October 2025
1. Toyota 20,559 units
2. Daihatsu 11,783 units
3. BYD 10,593 units
4. Mitsubishi 7,620 units
5. Suzuki 5,550 units
6. Honda 3,647 units
7. Isuzu 2,402 units
8. Mitsubishi Fuso 2,324 units
9. Hino 1,861 units
10. Chery 1,560 units
Retail October 2025
1. Toyota 21,504 units
2. Daihatsu 12,196 units
3. BYD 9,732 units
4. Mitsubishi 6,284 units
5. Suzuki 5,903 units
6. Honda 4,607 units
7. Mitsubishi Fuso 2,387 units
8. Isuzu 2,096 units
9. Hino 1,867 units
10. Wuling 1,744 units.
Wholesale September 2025
1. Toyota 20,738 units
2. Daihatsu 10,605 nit
3. Mitsubishi 6,071 units
4. Suzuki 5,152 units
5. Honda 4,332 units
6. Mitsubishi Fuso 2,425 units
7. Chery 2,105 units
8. Isuzu 2,052 units
9. Hino 1,452 units
10. Hyundai 1,412 units.
BYD 1,088 units
Retail September 2025
1. Toyota 20,072 units
2. Daihatsu 11,390 units
3. Mitsubishi 5,703 units
4. Suzuki 5,477 units
5. Honda 4,600 units
6. Isuzu 2,230 units
7. Mitsubishi Fuso 2,206 units
8. Chery 2,102 units
9. BYD 2,036 units
10. Hino 1,541 units.
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