BMW Dominates Indonesian Premium Market By Successfully Selling 835 Units In Early Quarter 2025

BMW X1. (Doc. BMW Group)

JAKARTA - BMW has again strengthened its position in the premium automotive market in Indonesia by announcing its positive results during the first quarter of this year.

This German manufacturer books his best first-quarter achievements while in the Indonesian market by selling 835 units.

This means that the achievement in the first quarter in the country rose by 7.7 percent compared to last year's acquisition in the same period, which was 775 units of vehicles.

President Director of BMW Group Indonesia, Sunny Medalla, said the company managed to become a contributor to the largest premium segment market share in the country of up to 57.2 percent in the first three months.

"BMW Indonesia as a leader in the luxury vehicle segment in Indonesia again achieved success in the first quarter of 2025, with total sales reaching 835 units, an increase of 7.7 percent compared to the same period in the previous year, producing extraordinary achievements, namely a record 57.2 percent market share in the premium segment," Sunny said in a statement received, Friday, April 25.

Not only that, BMW has also contributed the largest market share in premium electric vehicles up to 64 percent during the first three months of this year or incised 135 units.

Turning to the high performance vehicle segment, the BMW M division scored impressive results with sales increasing by 34 percent compared to the previous year.

One of his Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) models, BMW X1, managed to become the best-selling car from the brand by obtaining sales of up to 230 units or accounting for 27.2 percent.

Next, there is another SAV model, namely X3 with 125 units sold throughout the first three months of 2025.

Complementing the top three positions, the BMW Series-3 sedan managed to record sales of up to 105 units in the January-March period this year.

The BMW M line series consists of M2, M3, M4, and XM models making pretty good sales. The total sales of these four models were 63 units in the early quarter of 2025.

From the "Luxury Class" segment, BMW noted that Series-7 to X7 obtained total sales of 55 units. This was followed by the "Business Class" market represented by Series-5 by obtaining 66 units throughout the early quarter of 2025.

Meanwhile, from the "entry-level" segment, BMW Seri-2 contributed 62 units of sales during that period.

"I hope this achievement will be our spirit in 2025 and can continue to strengthen BMW's position as the leading premium brand in Indonesia and number one in the premium electric vehicle segment," concluded Sunny.