Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The trend of Indonesian car sales has indeed increased, especially after the government provided a stimulus through PPnBM (Sales Tax on Luxury Goods) of 0%. This program seems to be successful in stimulating the Indonesian automotive industry market. Nationally, car sales in September were recorded at 84,113 units, 73.24% higher year-on-year … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – National car sales in September were recorded at 84,113 units. This achievement was 73.24% year-on-year (yoy) from sales in September 2020. Meanwhile, sales for the January-August period rose 68.67% yoy to 627,537 units of cars sold. The government’s stimulus push through PPnBM (Sales Tax on Luxury Goods) 0% seems to have … Read more
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Daihatsu officially announced the campaign recall 97,290 cars in Indonesia. This is due to a breakdown problem impeller fuel pump. For the model, it consists of 41,152 Terios production 2017 to June 2019, 53,246 Great and Grand New Xenia October 2017 to June 2019 alerts, as well Sirion production from January 2018 … Read more
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JAKARTA, OMPAS.com – Low Sport Utility Vehicle (LSUV) aka Cheap SUV is one of the most popular car models in the Indonesian market. With ground clearence which is tall and has a spacious cabin, making this model popular in Indonesia. Talking about prices, cheap SUVs have relatively more affordable prices than the middle or premium … Read more
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Not only a breath of fresh air, his presence relaxation PPnBM a new car for Daihatsu also has the potential to become boomerang. The reason is, with the number of orders for vehicle units that have increased drastically, it is feared that they will not go straight with it supply production. PT … Read more