Suzuki's Sales Grow 17 Percent In November, Hybrid Car Sells

Suzuki Grand Vitara. (Photo: Suzuki)

JAKARTA - Suzuki recorded a positive sales achievement in November 2024, where from the data received it grew to 17 percent. Interestingly, hybrid cars contributed significantly as much as 38 percent. In addition, Suzuki's success in achieving sales increases was also supported by various flagship models, such as All New Ertiga, New XL7 Hybrid, S-Presso, and Baleno. According to the Department of 4W Sales of PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales there are several things that make Suzuki sales rise, including finding advantages of market situations that match the program running. "As preparation for year-end holidays, we feel this is a good time to offer new cars along with attractive programs for potential consumers. Our guess is right, the majority of best-selling model sales data is a family car, both 7-seater and 5-seater of compact dimensions," he said, in his official statement received, Tuesday, December 17. If detailed in more detail, seven passengers such as All New Ertitiga and New XL7 vehicles are in the main spotlight. For Suzuki Ertiga itself recorded a surge of up to 76 percent, while for XL7 it grew 42 percent.

Not only the two models above, for Suzuki S-Presso the more popular the capital city drivers are. Seen from the surge in fantastic sales data of up to 120 percent compared to the previous month. The style of this model is widely liked because of the compact dimension factors and the high ground clearance typical of Suzuki cars. In addition, for Suzuki Baleno, it recorded an increase of 30 percent compared to previous month's sales data. In addition, Grand Vitara also showed impressive performance with an 8 percent increase. "Through this sales data acceptance, we are very grateful for the consumer confidence that continues to choose Suzuki products as mobility partners. Towards the turn of the year, we will optimize the existing program so that more people will benefit from Suzuki products," concluded Randy.