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Indonesia March 2026: Jaecoo J5 up to #2

14 April 2026 at 13:24

The Jaecoo J5 ends the month just 65 off the March models top spot.

Indonesian new vehicle wholesales are in poor form in March at -13.6% year-on-year to just 61,271 units, yet with a year-to-date tally up 1.9% to 209,021. Retail sales similarly drop -13% to 66,637 but are up 0.7% over Q1 to 211,905.Β 

In the wholesales brands ranking, leaders Toyota (-20%) and Daihatsu (-31.7%) both fall even faster than the market but remain on top with 29.4% and 14.6% share respectively. Mitsubishi (-10%) is in better shape at #3 but still drops by double-digits. Suzuki (+2.5%) defies the negative market but drops one spot on February to #4. Honda (-34.5%) collapses but manages to stay at #5. Newcomer Jaecoo breaks all its records at #6 with 3,035 sales and 5% share, eclipsing its previous best of #7, 3,005 and 3.7% established just last month. It overtakes BYD (-8.2%) to become the most popular Chinese brand in Indonesia for the month. Indonesian carmaker Aletra, a partnership between PT Sinar Armada Globalindo (SAG) and Livan Auto, makes its first appearance in the charts at #39.

Retail-wise, the ranking and YoY evolutions are a little different. Toyota (-20.3%), Daihatsu (-15.2%) and Mitsubishi (-16.7%) still lead but Suzuki (-10.3%) is down and BYD (+44.7%) markedly up at #5. Honda (-50%) and newcomer Jaecoo follow.

Over in the wholesales model ranking, the Toyota Kijang Innova (-43.5%) is in complete freefall year-on-year but manage to grasp the March lead with 4.9% share. It still ranks #2 year-to-date. The performance of the month is delivered by the new Jaecoo 5, launched last November and already #2 overall, only 65 sales off the pole position. A tremendous start for the Chinese BEV. The Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (+13.1%) stays at #3 and remains in the YTD lead with 5.9% share. It is followed by last month’s leader the Suzuki New Carry Pikap (+85.1%).Β 

Previous month: Indonesia February 2026: Suzuki Carry Pikap takes the lead

One year ago: Indonesia March 2025: BYD breaks share record, Denza D9 inside Top 10

Full March 2026 Top 43 All brands (wholesales and retail) and Top 186 All models (wholesales) below.

Indonesia March 2026 – brands (wholesales):

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota17,98429.4%– 20.0%160,58429.0%– 12.1%11
2Daihatsu8,91614.6%– 31.7%234,88116.7%– 0.3%22
3Mitsubishi5,1908.5%– 10.0%419,0969.1%+ 9.2%33
4Suzuki4,5527.4%+ 2.5%316,9948.1%+ 19.9%44
5Honda4,1296.7%– 34.5%513,5306.5%– 39.4%55
6Jaecoo3,0355.0%new78,0653.9%new717
7BYD2,9414.8%– 8.2%612,4736.0%+ 118.1%66
8Mitsubishi Fuso2,6814.4%+ 67.1%87,5193.6%+ 29.3%87
9Isuzu1,6572.7%– 8.0%95,7752.8%– 2.3%98
10Hyundai1,6082.6%– 33.7%104,7742.3%– 31.4%1010
11Hino1,3272.2%+ 11.2%114,5332.2%+ 12.1%1112
12Geely1,1952.0%+ 579.0%142,9651.4%+ 1125.2%1418
13Wuling1,0201.7%– 44.9%123,5941.7%– 25.0%1211
14Chery9951.6%– 45.6%133,2111.5%– 27.0%139
15Aion6031.0%– 37.1%152,1481.0%+ 78.9%1515
16Denza4550.7%– 71.3%181,1170.5%– 55.7%1614
17Vinfast4330.7%+ 50.3%247050.3%+ 125.2%1913
18Mazda3010.5%+ 7.1%177980.4%+ 19.6%1816
19GWM2850.5%+ 73.8%168790.4%+ 164.0%1722
20Jetour2700.4%+ 321.9%216720.3%+ 360.3%2029
21Mercedes2500.4%+ 44.5%224810.2%+ 3.4%2319
22BMWΒ 2090.3%+ 25.9%195660.3%+ 45.5%2221
23Xpeng2020.3%new205930.3%new2128
24MG2000.3%+ 14.9%264540.2%– 16.7%2420
25Citroen1010.2%– 41.6%252910.1%– 31.9%2524
26KiaΒ 920.2%+ 1740.0%391190.1%+ 128.8%3542
27Dongfeng (DFSK)850.1%– 42.2%381950.1%– 19.8%2830
28Ford820.1%+ 34.4%282030.1%+ 24.5%2731
29UD Trucks720.1%– 67.0%321810.1%– 70.1%3023
30FAW630.1%+ 6.8%292400.1%+ 37.1%2626
31Maxus550.1%+ 1000.0% –550.0%– 12.7%4037
32BAIC500.1%– 13.8%301670.1%+ 28.5%3232
33Scania420.1%+ 5.0%371240.1%– 21.5%3434
34Lexus370.1%– 79.7%271860.1%– 45.5%2925
35Mini300.0%+ 20.0%341000.0%– 25.4%3635
36Polytron260.0%new311660.1%new3336
37Nissan240.0%– 71.4%36800.0%– 70.6%3827
38Volkswagen220.0%+ 15.8%41580.0%+ 100.0%3939
39Aletra210.0%new35880.0%new37 –
40Changan120.0%new231680.1%new31 –
41Subaru110.0%– 78.4%40500.0%– 40.5%4138
42Volvo60.0%– 14.3%42140.0%– 39.1%4340
43Audi20.0%+ 0.0% –50.0%+ 25.0%4443

Indonesia March 2026 – brands (retail):

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota19,53829.3%– 20.3%164,41630.4%– 5.7%11
2Daihatsu11,11516.7%– 15.2%234,65316.4%– 6.1%22
3Mitsubishi5,3118.0%– 16.7%418,4698.7%+ 7.3%44
4Suzuki4,4906.7%– 10.3%319,0269.0%+ 30.3%35
5BYDΒ 4,1536.2%+ 44.7%610,2654.8%+ 91.4%66
6Honda4,0806.1%– 50.0%513,0016.1%– 47.3%53
7Jaecoo2,8684.3%new77,9273.7%new818
8Mitsubishi Fuso2,8484.3%+ 47.6%88,0043.8%+ 35.9%77
9Isuzu2,0653.1%+ 2.9%96,1812.9%+ 6.7%98
10Hino1,9562.9%– 6.1%115,1722.4%– 16.0%1010
11Hyundai1,6872.5%– 28.3%104,8242.3%– 25.9%1111
12Wuling1,0931.6%– 36.6%123,6431.7%– 32.8%129
13Chery1,0751.6%– 29.3%133,4331.6%– 15.2%1312
14Geely1,0071.5%+ 877.7%142,6931.3%+ 2514.6%1420
15Aion5530.8%– 22.3%151,9400.9%+ 94.8%1515
16Denza3240.5%– 82.0%188670.4%– 62.6%1614
17GWM2610.4%+ 239.0%178220.4%+ 268.6%1724
18Vinfast2350.4%+ 45.1%206010.3%+ 155.7%2013
19Mazda2270.3%– 27.5%167780.4%– 9.2%1816
20Jetour2250.3%+ 350.0%215910.3%+ 437.3%2131
21BMWΒ 2000.3%– 31.0%196440.3%– 22.9%1919
22Xpeng1810.3%new234340.2%new2330
23Mercedes1560.2%– 28.4%224940.2%– 28.5%2217
24Citroen1130.2%– 21.5%253040.1%– 11.1%2523
25Dongfeng (DFSK)1040.2%+ 57.6%263050.1%+ 113.3%2429
26MG800.1%– 59.4%342050.1%– 66.1%3021
27UD Trucks760.1%– 56.6%292290.1%– 44.4%2825
28Lexus750.1%– 57.1%242600.1%– 27.2%2622
29Ford730.1%+ 14.1%282180.1%+ 17.8%2928
30FAW630.1%+ 6.8%322400.1%+ 37.1%2726
31BAIC530.1%+ 0.0%301800.1%+ 45.2%3132
32KiaΒ 500.1%+ 25.0%39780.0%– 33.9%3838
33Polytron430.1%new271520.1%new3236
34Aletra420.1%new40840.0%new37 –
35Scania420.1%+ 5.0%371240.1%– 21.5%3334
36Changan400.1%new331060.1%new35 –
37Nissan330.0%– 79.8%351170.1%– 67.9%3427
38MaxusΒ 320.0%+ 52.4%41690.0%+ 32.7%4040
39Mini310.0%– 55.1%36840.0%– 45.8%3633
40Volkswagen190.0%+ 0.0%42520.0%+ 52.9%4239
41Subaru120.0%– 47.8%38550.0%– 24.7%4137
42Volvo60.0%– 14.3%43140.0%– 39.1%4341
43Audi20.0%+ 0.0%4450.0%+ 0.0%4443

Indonesia March 2026 – models (wholesales):

PosModelMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota Kijang Innova3,0244.9%– 43.5%211,8965.7%– 28.0%21
2Jaecoo J52,9594.8%new87,8273.7%new564
3Daihatsu Gran Max Pikap (PU)2,9194.8%+ 13.1%312,3025.9%+ 45.6%12
4Suzuki New Carry Pikap2,7904.6%+ 85.1%110,1274.8%+ 79.6%38
5Toyota Avanza2,3663.9%– 53.3%117,3983.5%– 28.4%73
6Toyota Rush2,2523.7%+ 5.9%56,9503.3%– 19.4%86
7Toyota Calya2,0673.4%– 21.7%75,8172.8%– 34.4%117
8Daihatsu Gran Max BV/MB2,0493.3%+ 36.3%106,5883.2%+ 111.3%1011
9Daihatsu Sigra1,7692.9%– 58.9%125,6872.7%– 49.3%124
10Mitsubishi Xpander1,7312.8%– 24.4%96,8313.3%– 9.0%99
11Honda Brio1,6832.7%– 57.9%68,8244.2%– 37.7%45
12Mitsubishi DestinatorΒ 1,4812.4%new263,6161.7%new1425
13Toyota Hilux1,3732.2%– 2.6%173,8921.9%– 1.6%1312
14Honda HR-V1,2382.0%+ 19.8%312,1821.0%– 33.9%2818
15BYD Sealion 71,2362.0%+ 4.6%442,1921.0%+ 60.8%2729
16Toyota Agya1,1521.9%– 2.0%163,5071.7%– 29.1%1513
17Daihatsu Terios1,0381.7%– 48.8%143,2131.5%– 31.1%1614
18BYD M69741.6%– 24.7%322,3481.1%– 20.9%2222
19Geely EX2 Max/Pro9491.5%new302,1481.0%new29 –
20Honda WR-V9421.5%+ 67.3%202,0101.0%+ 9.1%3141
21Toyota Veloz7581.2%– 4.4%341,3050.6%– 53.1%3627
22Isuzu Traga PHR7521.2%– 7.3%242,6511.3%+ 6.2%2020
23Hyundai Stargazer7191.2%– 20.8%252,3201.1%– 7.8%2328
24BYD Atto 16721.1%new47,7333.7%new610
25Toyota Fortuner6551.1%– 29.9%192,8201.3%– 15.1%1815
26Suzuki XL76461.1%– 34.7%222,1991.1%– 16.8%2626
27Mitsubishi L-300 Pikap6401.0%– 36.3%152,9921.4%+ 4.9%1716
28Mitsubishi Pajero Sport6211.0%– 23.8%132,7141.3%+ 4.3%1924
29Toyota Raize6031.0%– 22.9%232,6011.2%– 14.6%2119
30Toyota Hilux Rangga5480.9%– 33.7%292,0471.0%+ 26.1%3032
31Denza D94550.7%– 71.3%491,1170.5%– 55.7%3830
32Mitsubishi L200 Triton4190.7%– 60.2%281,8150.9%– 34.5%3323
33Toyota Hiace3930.6%– 38.4%361,3940.7%– 34.6%3431
34Suzuki Fronx3450.6%new271,8430.9%new3217
35Daihatsu Ayla3400.6%– 70.8%212,3001.1%– 29.1%2421
36Wuling Darion3390.6%new182,2571.1%new2558
37Daihatsu Xenia3310.5%– 67.0%331,3510.6%– 50.4%3534
38Daihatsu Luxio3290.5%+ 115.0%438770.4%+ 104.0%4350
39Hyundai Creta3280.5%– 54.4%421,0390.5%– 59.2%4037
40Mitsubishi Xforce2980.5%– 35.2%381,1280.5%– 16.8%3744
41Vinfast VF 32580.4%+ 6.6%664650.2%+ 92.1%5362
42Chery Tiggo Cross2560.4%– 16.9%391,0930.5%+ 107.8%3939
43Jetour T22480.4%new565470.3%new51 –
44Aion UTΒ 2420.4%new409150.4%new4270
45Suzuki Alpha2410.4%– 60.5%536460.3%– 59.7%5040
46Aion V2380.4%new477840.4%new4647
47Toyota Alphard2290.4%– 10.2%784440.2%– 60.7%5553
48Hyundai Kona2180.4%+ 489.2%524620.2%+ 275.6%5477
49Wuling Confero S2180.4%+ 127.1% –2310.1%– 62.1%6856
50Chery Tiggo 82100.3%– 40.8%379690.5%– 5.8%4136
51Chery Omoda C52020.3%new –2020.1%new75 –
52Toyota Yaris Cross1970.3%– 33.9%467890.4%– 17.2%4545
53Geely EX5 Max1840.3%+ 4.5%456650.3%+ 174.8%4951
54Wuling Cloud1700.3%– 36.1%1242080.1%– 73.5%7354
55Vinfast VF e341670.3%+ 595.8%972140.1%+ 422.0%7233
56Xpeng X91620.3%new514750.2%new5282
57Suzuki APV Minibus1600.3%+ 30.1%356720.3%+ 106.8%4855
58Honda Step WGN1540.3%new872240.1%new7097
59Suzuki Jimny1520.2%– 22.8%487190.3%+ 3.6%4752
60GWM Tank 5001390.2%+ 231.0%573020.1%+ 277.5%60132
61Daihatsu Rocky1210.2%– 60.5%417910.4%– 30.6%4449
62Chery J6T1140.2%new653530.2%new59116
63Suzuki S-Presso1110.2%– 16.5%693720.2%– 8.8%5866
64Hyundai Tucson1010.2%+ 573.3% –1030.0%+ 255.2%97164
65Mazda CX-5970.2%+ 38.6%682180.1%+ 38.9%7176
66MG S5960.2%new –960.0%new101 –
67GWM Tank 300950.2%+ 46.2%553830.2%+ 162.3%5778
68Hyundai Ioniq 5860.1%– 3.4%1091090.1%– 57.9%9383
69Mazda CX-3860.1%+ 6.2%582740.1%+ 226.2%6279
70Honda BR-V820.1%– 86.6%672580.1%– 89.8%6538
71Suzuki Ertiga820.1%– 72.1%881940.1%– 70.9%7660
72MG 4800.1%– 41.6%642700.1%– 35.9%6374
73Wuling EksionΒ 800.1%new –800.0%new107 –
74Hyundai Palisade780.1%– 31.0%503920.2%+ 37.1%5665
75Chery iCar 03730.1%– 92.6%1051640.1%– 92.0%8135
76Citroen C3730.1%– 46.7%711830.1%– 28.5%7772
77BMW X1720.1%+ 105.7%731650.1%+ 139.1%80139
78Chery Omoda E5710.1%– 33.6%751630.1%– 58.4%8368
79Kia Carens710.1%n/a112900.0%+ 4400.0%103217
80Mazda3710.1%– 6.6%1181340.1%– 43.7%8880
81Hyundai Santa Fe680.1%– 82.7%632810.1%– 70.8%6163
82BMW 3 Series650.1%+ 306.3%812270.1%+ 710.7%69127
83Wuling Alvez640.1%– 72.9%612600.1%– 49.6%6467
84Aion Hyptec630.1%– 92.9%762020.1%– 79.1%7459
85Geely Starray620.1%new1261520.1%new84117
86Aion Y Plus600.1%– 17.8%602470.1%+ 4.7%6785
87Chery Tiggo 9550.1%new701710.1%new78102
88Maxus MIFA 9550.1%+ 1275.0% –550.0%+ 57.1%120135
89Toyota Voxy550.1%– 45.0%861010.0%– 54.3%10075
90BMW X5530.1%+ 120.8%791350.1%+ 95.7%87138
91Jaecoo J7530.1%new921430.1%new8586
92BYD Seal520.1%– 77.8%721670.1%– 69.4%7969
93Toyota Land Cruiser 300470.1%– 25.4%108690.0%– 53.7%11296
94DFSK Mini Truck450.1%– 53.6% –1080.1%– 35.7%9588
95Ford Everest440.1%+ 37.5%841210.1%+ 40.7%89101
96GWM Ora 03430.1%new771370.1%new86104
97Xpeng G6400.1%new1281180.1%new90151
98Ford Ranger380.1%+ 31.0%94820.0%+ 6.5%106106
99Wuling Binguo370.1%– 92.1%801110.1%– 85.9%9142
100Wuling MitraΒ 330.1%new115570.0%new11990
101DFSK Glory300.0%new –300.0%new138199
102Honda CR-V300.0%– 9.1% –300.0%– 66.7%13998
103Citroen C3 Aircross SUV280.0%– 22.2%901080.1%– 36.8%9494
104Lexus RX260.0%– 25.7%114430.0%– 32.8%127112
105Wuling Almaz260.0%– 67.5%143330.0%– 77.6%135119
106Wuling Cortez260.0%– 86.5%591640.1%– 44.2%8284
107Polytron G3+250.0%new1021060.1%new96113
108Suzuki Grand Vitara250.0%– 85.9%542520.1%– 62.6%6661
109Jaecoo J8230.0%new89950.0%new102114
110Mazda CX-60230.0%+ 53.3%821030.0%– 10.4%99105
111Wuling Air230.0%– 95.1%119700.0%– 93.9%11143
112Toyota Camry220.0%+ 37.5%83900.0%+ 462.5%104108
113Aletra L8210.0%newn/a210.0%new147 –
114Kia Sonet210.0%n/a133290.0%– 3.3%140195
115Daihatsu Sirion200.0%+ 100.0%111400.0%+ 100.0%129124
116BAIC BJ40 Plus180.0%– 58.1%106710.0%– 29.0%11099
117Mazda CX-8170.0%+ 54.5%107510.0%+ 112.5%122152
118Mercedes E-Class170.0%– 26.1%95610.0%– 24.7%115115
119MG ZS170.0%– 34.6%161490.0%– 44.9%12387
120VW ID.BUZZ170.0%+ 13.3%117400.0%+ 166.7%130155
121BAIC BJ30160.0%new93730.0%new109137
122BAIC X-55160.0%+ 6.7%151230.0%– 23.3%145168
123Toyota Yaris160.0%+ 6.7%116530.0%+ 1.9%121130
124Chery Omoda 5140.0%– 17.6%91880.0%– 46.3%10581
125Jetour Dashing140.0%– 72.5%96770.0%– 20.6%10892
126Mini Countryman140.0%+ 600.0%123330.0%+ 266.7%134154
127Nissan X-Trail140.0%n/a140280.0%n/a141167
128Changan Deepal S07120.0%new110580.0%new117 –
129Toyota Vios120.0%+ 300.0%101690.0%+ 50.0%113162
130Mini Cooper110.0%– 26.7%103570.0%– 46.2%118110
131DFSK Gelora100.0%– 80.0%n/a410.0%– 45.3%128136
132Lexus LX100.0%+ 900.0%127310.0%+ 158.3%137159
133Nissan Serena90.0%+ 800.0%104440.0%– 60.7%12689
134BMW 5 Series80.0%– 52.9%144210.0%– 57.1%148157
135GWM Haval Jolion80.0%– 84.6%122220.0%– 77.1%146131
136Jetour X70P80.0%– 38.5%98480.0%– 2.0%124111
137Toyota bZ4X80.0%+ 700.0%132240.0%+ 166.7%144170
138BMW X370.0%– 12.5%121360.0%+ 176.9%133129
139Mazda MX-570.0%n/a142160.0%+ 220.0%156189
140MG HS70.0%+ 600.0%129270.0%+ 2600.0%142178
141BYD Dolphin60.0%– 94.4%113320.0%– 79.1%13693
142Mercedes C-Class60.0%– 53.8%138170.0%– 26.1%154125
143Mercedes GLC60.0%– 75.0%135160.0%– 72.4%157122
144Toyota Vellfire60.0%– 89.1% –370.0%– 82.4%132103
145Mercedes A-Class50.0%n/a130150.0%+ 66.7%158183
146Mercedes GLE50.0%– 73.7%139110.0%– 91.1%161121
147Mercedes V-Class50.0%n/a17090.0%+ 350.0%166216
148Subaru Forester50.0%– 68.8%131180.0%– 40.0%152160
149Vinfast VF 550.0%– 77.3% –180.0%– 40.0%15346
150Volvo XC9050.0%n/a179110.0%+ 1000.0%162198
151Mercedes GLA40.0%+ 33.3%134190.0%+ 0.0%150169
152Mercedes GLS40.0%n/a16870.0%n/a171 –
153Mini Aceman40.0%– 50.0%146100.0%– 28.6%164200
154VW Tiguan40.0%+ 33.3%136150.0%+ 25.0%159171
155Wuling Formo40.0%– 90.2%120660.0%– 86.6%11471
156Hyundai Genesis30.0%n/a –50.0%n/a178211
157Hyundai Staria30.0%– 75.0% –30.0%– 83.3%189187
158Hyundai Venue30.0%– 50.0% –30.0%– 89.3%190193
159Mercedes EQE30.0%n/a158100.0%+ 150.0%163186
160Subaru Outback30.0%+ 0.0%14880.0%– 11.1%170210
161Mercedes GLB20.0%n/a15960.0%+ 100.0%177212
162Mercedes S-Class20.0%+ 0.0%16970.0%+ 40.0%172197
163Vinfast VF 720.0%new –30.0%new195236
164Audi Q310.0%n/a –10.0%+ 0.0%207239
165Audi Q510.0%– 50.0%17420.0%+ 0.0%197227
166BMW 4 Series10.0%– 75.0%152160.0%+ 33.3%155165
167BMW 7 Series10.0%– 92.3%125180.0%– 5.3%151172
168BMW i710.0%– 83.3%153120.0%+ 33.3%160205
169BMW XM10.0%– 75.0% –20.0%– 84.6%199202
170BYD Atto 310.0%– 99.7% –10.0%– 99.9%21048
171Hyundai Ioniq 910.0%new –10.0%new211250
172Lexus NX10.0%– 80.0%14560.0%– 25.0%176185
173Mercedes EQB10.0%+ 0.0%17520.0%+ 100.0%202218
174Mercedes EQS10.0%+ 0.0% –20.0%– 33.3%203219
175Mercedes G-Class10.0%n/a16740.0%n/a184224
176Mercedes Sprinter10.0%– 50.0%17680.0%+ 60.0%169190
177Nissan Terra10.0%– 66.7%17150.0%– 72.2%180181
178Polytron G310.0%new99600.0%new116133
179Subaru BRZ10.0%– 93.3%147100.0%– 52.4%165173
180Subaru Crosstrek10.0%– 83.3%16370.0%– 84.8%173177
181Subaru WRX10.0%– 90.9%14970.0%– 97.8%174107
182Toyota GR 8610.0%+ 0.0%16470.0%– 92.0%175161
183Toyota GR Yaris10.0%n/a17230.0%n/a194235
184Vinfast VF 610.0%new17750.0%new181201
185Volvo XC6010.0%– 75.0% –10.0%– 88.9%213184
186VW T-Cross10.0%+ 0.0% –30.0%+ 50.0%196230

Source: GAIKINDO

Japan March 2026: Toyota RAV4, bZ4X, Nissan Leaf shine

13 April 2026 at 13:29

The Toyota RAV4 reaches its best ranking in over 3 years.

In the all important month of March marking the end of the Financial Year and filled with promotions, new vehicle sales in Japan edge down -1.8% year-on-year to 490,640. This means the year-to-date tally is now down -2.5% to 1,253,357. Toyota (-6.4%) suffers and falls to 27.7% share vs. 29.4% so far this year. The Top 7 is unchanged on last month with Suzuki (+0.5%) stable at #2 followed by Honda (-8.2%) in difficulty. Like last month Daihatsu (+24.3%) and Mitsubishi (+30.1%) are in great shape. Nissan (-0.1%) is stable while Mazda (-6.5%) recedes. Below, large YoY increases are rare with BYD up 88.8% to #24, Alfa Romeo up 143.1% to #28, Lamborghini up 62% to #29 and Hyundai up 137.3% to #30. None of these carmakers surpass 0.1% share though.

In regular models ranking, the Toyota Yaris/Cross (-17.4%) remains on top while the Toyota Corolla/Cross (-21.5%) is back above the Toyota Sienta (-7.7%) for 2nd place. The Honda Freed (-1.6%) and Toyota Raize (+43.9%) exchange rankings vs. last month to #4 and #5 respectively. The Honda Vezel (+16.8%) and Toyota Voxy (+16.6%) also shine in the remainder of the Top 10. The Toyota RAV4 (+193.4%) is pushed up to #12 thanks to the new generation, the nameplate’s highest ranking since February 2023 (#12 also). The Suzuki Jimny Wagon (+67.8%) also makes itself noticed. The Toyota bZ4X (+9027%) seems to have finally found its groove at home and reaches a record #26, just as the Nissan Leaf (+583.2%) is boosted by the new model to #29, the nameplate’s best ranking since September 2021 (#28).

The new generation Nissan Leaf cracks the Top 30 in March.

As for kei cars, four of them outsell the Toyota Yaris/Cross, reiterating the significant footprint this segment commands. The Honda N-BOX (-9.7%) and Suzuki Spacia (-2.6%) dominate but are both down, whereas the next five models grow by the double digits. The Mitsubishi Delica Mini/eK (+54.1%), Daihatsu Move (+53.4%) and Nissan Roox (+40.8%) are the most dynamic. The Top 12 is identical to the Q1 order. Finally, looking at foreign models, the Mini lineup (-6%) sells over twice as much as the next car, the VW T-Cross (-24.7%). The VW Golf (-49.1%) implodes and rounds out the podium above a surging Mercedes GLB (+29.5%). The Mercedes C-Class (+12.4%) and BMW 2 Series (+6.9%) also progress below, with the Porsche Macan signing its first ever Top 20 finish, landing directly at #12.

Previous month: Japan February 2026: Daihatsu (+18.5%), Mitsubishi (+14.3%) impress

One year ago: Japan March 2025: Sales continue recovery at +10.7%

Full March 2026 Top 50 brands, Top 50 regular models, Top 31 All kei cars and Top 20 foreign models below.

Japan March 2026 – brands:

PosBrandMar-26%/25Feb2026%/25PosFY25
1Toyota136,13927.7%– 6.4%1368,90029.4%– 6.1%11
2Suzuki72,53314.8%+ 0.5%2197,09415.7%– 2.0%22
3Honda70,03714.3%– 8.2%3173,86413.9%– 5.5%33
4Daihatsu62,49112.7%+ 24.3%4156,78712.5%+ 18.2%44
5Nissan52,37410.7%– 0.1%5129,04510.3%– 3.2%55
6Mazda18,5573.8%– 6.5%643,5013.5%– 11.7%66
7Mitsubishi16,4193.3%+ 30.1%738,1213.0%+ 14.8%77
8Isuzu9,9172.0%+ 7.2%921,9521.8%+ 5.6%910
9Subaru8,9541.8%– 32.6%825,0682.0%– 21.6%88
10Lexus6,0621.2%– 32.0%1018,6031.5%– 13.0%109
11Mercedes5,2491.1%– 11.6%1111,7920.9%– 9.3%1111
12Hino4,0390.8%– 8.5%129,7130.8%– 10.6%1213
13Mitsubishi Fuso3,9940.8%+ 15.4%139,1240.7%+ 21.6%1314
14BMW3,7280.8%– 17.5%147,2730.6%– 18.8%1412
15Volkswagen3,1270.6%– 29.4%156,5670.5%– 33.5%1515
16Audi2,4880.5%– 1.2%165,1570.4%– 2.0%1616
17Mini2,2690.5%– 1.5%174,4790.4%– 6.0%1717
18UD Trucks1,7160.3%– 3.8%183,6170.3%+ 0.4%1818
19Volvo1,5340.3%+ 5.9%203,1210.2%+ 2.2%1919
20Land Rover9800.2%– 7.2%212,0070.2%– 25.0%2122
21Porsche9630.2%– 32.5%192,8520.2%– 12.5%2020
22Jeep7930.2%– 17.1%241,5650.1%– 31.5%2221
23Peugeot6540.1%– 16.9%221,5490.1%– 6.2%2323
24BYD6250.1%+ 88.8%231,2710.1%+ 110.1%2425
25Renault5330.1%– 1.1%259960.1%– 2.4%2527
26Citroen4300.1%+ 8.3%277480.1%– 3.1%2726
27Fiat3630.1%– 3.5%267600.1%– 15.5%2624
28Alfa Romeo2480.1%+ 143.1%285020.0%+ 124.1%2828
29Lamborghini1490.0%+ 62.0%302790.0%+ 32.9%3131
30Hyundai1210.0%+ 137.3%312910.0%+ 120.5%3030
31Ferrari990.0%– 33.6%293330.0%– 0.6%2929
32Maserati810.0%– 39.6%351520.0%– 30.6%3232
33Bentley730.0%+ 19.7%361250.0%+ 14.7%3537
34Scania620.0%– 8.8%341320.0%– 3.6%3434
35Chevrolet540.0%+ 22.7%371210.0%+ 23.5%3641
36Aston Martin430.0%+ 2.4%381010.0%+ 3.1%3839
37Cadillac380.0%– 46.5%42690.0%– 53.7%3936
38Alpina300.0%– 23.1%321370.0%+ 98.6%3338
39Jaguar240.0%– 79.1%49250.0%– 84.6%4444
40Abarth230.0%– 82.0%39680.0%– 78.9%4033
41DS230.0%– 61.0%41530.0%– 60.2%4140
42Ford180.0%+ 5.9%40520.0%+ 20.9%4243
43Rolls-Royce160.0%– 48.4%331110.0%+ 11.0%3735
44McLaren90.0%– 65.4%43390.0%– 50.0%4342
45Lotus80.0%– 57.9%44180.0%– 78.6%4545
46GMC30.0%+ 200.0%4840.0%+ 0.0%4848
47Dodge20.0%– 81.8%4580.0%– 71.4%4646
48Chrysler10.0%– 50.0%4730.0%+ 0.0%4952
49Morgan10.0%+ 0.0% –10.0%– 50.0%5151
 –OthersΒ 2,5460.5%+ 101.4% –5,1970.4%+ 136.9% – –

Japan March 2026 – regular cars:

PosModelMar-26/25Feb2026/25PosFY25
1Toyota Yaris/Cross13,607– 17.4%136,079– 24.8%11
2Toyota Corolla/Cross12,835– 21.5%331,752– 28.9%22
3Toyota Sienta11,674– 7.7%231,589– 3.6%33
4Honda Freed10,932– 1.6%526,487– 4.1%56
5Toyota Raize10,646+ 43.9%428,611+ 29.0%44
6Honda Vezel9,519+ 16.8%1122,273+ 14.1%713
7Nissan Note9,169– 8.4%1021,724– 17.7%810
8Toyota Voxy8,580+ 16.6%623,966+ 19.5%69
9Toyota Noah8,075– 5.0%921,403– 1.9%108
10Nissan Serena7,794– 17.9%821,281– 9.0%1111
11Toyota Aqua7,738– 18.8%1418,602– 21.0%1312
12Toyota RAV47,513+ 193.4%1913,170+ 86.0%2025
13Toyota Alphard6,462– 21.5%1220,528– 21.4%127
14Honda Fit6,367– 9.2%2013,687– 8.2%1819
15Toyota Roomy6,336– 15.3%721,478– 0.3%95
16Suzuki Jimny Wagon6,151+ 67.8%1318,367+ 119.3%1421
17Toyota Harrier5,964– 16.7%1515,825– 14.9%1618
18Honda StepWGN5,804– 16.1%1615,833– 2.7%1515
19Suzuki Solio5,528+ 9.6%1714,482– 10.9%1717
20Toyota Prius5,228– 46.3%1813,650– 47.1%1914
21Toyota Crown4,287– 27.2%2211,822– 25.5%2116
22Honda ZR-V3,823+ 40.9%346,272– 14.7%3232
23Mitsubishi Delica D53,699+ 34.1%219,150+ 27.9%2329
24Mazda CX-53,617+ 3.5%258,830+ 3.5%2428
25Mazda23,530+ 19.4%287,006– 3.2%2730
26Toyota bZ4X3,377+ 9027.0%307,098+ 8250.6%26n/a
27Nissan X-Trail3,114+ 10.9%276,841– 3.7%2834
28Toyota Vellfire2,922+ 0.3%268,629– 2.1%2522
29Nissan Leaf2,514+ 583.2%415,065+ 347.0%35n/a
30Suzuki Xbee2,348+ 139.8%296,626+ 123.9%3038
31Subaru Impreza2,253– 37.6%316,775– 25.8%2924
32Subaru Forester2,203– 41.0%246,503– 19.6%3123
33Daihatsu Rocky2,182+ 50.5%355,300+ 18.0%3437
34Suzuki Swift2,091– 23.0%325,440– 29.1%3326
35Toyota Land Cruiser W1,917– 51.3%239,350– 25.6%2220
36Lexus NX350H1,828– 24.7%364,679– 30.4%3633
37Mazda CX-301,664– 8.2%393,968– 13.5%4040
38Lexus LBX1,614– 31.6%374,551– 21.4%3831
39Mazda31,459– 4.3%40n/an/an/a41
40Honda WR-V1,374– 71.9%334,657– 57.4%3727
41Mazda CX-601,298– 23.1%502,735n/a4542
42Subaru Levorg1,289– 36.7%433,415– 25.5%4139
43Honda Civic1,151– 60.0%384,035– 35.1%3936
44Mazda MX-5 (Roadster)1,109– 34.3%442,837n/a4343
45Mitsubishi Outlander1,095– 2.8%452,774n/a4448
46Suzuki Fronx1,027– 60.7%423,208– 41.9%4235
47Honda CR-V944n/an/an/an/an/an/a
48Toyota Hiace W848+ 40.2%47n/an/an/a46
49Subaru Rex825+ 255.6%n/an/an/an/an/a
50Daihatsu Thor781+ 13.0%46n/an/an/an/a

Japan March 2026 – kei cars:

PosModelMar-26/25Feb2026/25PosFY25
1Honda N-BOX21,342– 9.7%156,383– 4.2%11
2Suzuki Spacia16,039– 2.6%244,528– 5.4%22
3Daihatsu Move14,690+ 53.4%336,623+ 40.8%34
4Daihatsu Tanto14,393+ 19.8%435,877– 1.4%43
5Nissan Roox11,768+ 40.8%530,619+ 39.0%57
6Suzuki Hustler9,225+ 10.1%624,249– 1.8%65
7Mitsubishi Delica Mini/eK8,353+ 54.1%819,171+ 36.9%78
8Suzuki WagonR6,792+ 0.6%717,335– 10.8%86
9Daihatsu Mira6,432+ 9.4%1015,493+ 0.1%910
10Nissan Dayz5,433+ 4.4%913,793– 0.2%1013
11Suzuki Alto5,235+ 4.1%1113,698– 14.4%119
12Daihatsu Taft4,932– 14.2%1212,575– 22.9%1212
13Honda N-WGN2,906– 9.3%146,785– 8.2%1414
14Suzuki Jimny2,683– 47.8%138,096– 43.5%1311
15Suzuki Every Wagon2,094– 0.3%155,580+ 2.0%1515
16Mazda Flair Wagon1,799+ 5.6%174,537– 1.2%1718
17Honda N-ONE1,672– 0.1%164,796+ 24.2%1616
18Nissan Sakura959– 52.2%182,381– 60.7%1817
19Toyota Pixis902+ 15.6%192,254+ 8.9%1919
20Nissan Clipper Rio852+ 21.7%212,037+ 0.6%2121
21Mazda Flair Crossover765+ 2.7%221,785– 14.6%2220
22Daihatsu Copen664+ 83.4%202,088+ 90.0%2022
23Subaru Stella492n/a231,776n/a2325
24Mazda FlairΒ Β 425+ 145.7%251,106+ 59.1%2526
25Mazda Carol401+ 27.3%241,161+ 21.3%2424
26Subaru Chiffon327– 37.5%28696– 56.7%2623
27Subaru Pleo176– 38.5%26586– 21.2%2727
28Mazda Scrum Wagon109– 14.2%30263– 28.5%2929
29Mitsubishi eK Cross EV104– 24.1%27403– 37.7%2828
30Toyota Copen GR Sport86– 21.1%29262+ 14.4%3030
31Mitsubishi Town Box67– 34.3%31139– 26.5%3131

Japan March 2026 – foreign models:

PosModelQ1 2026/24Q4FY25
1Mini4,479– 6.0%11
2VW T-Cross2,070– 24.7%53
3VW Golf1,904– 49.1%32
4Mercedes GLB1,633+ 29.5%67
5Mercedes G-Class1,618– 13.1%76
6Mercedes GLC1,560– 17.9%24
7Audi A31,449– 5.0%45
8Mercedes C-Class1,196+ 12.4%1512
9Volvo S/V/XC601,145– 10.0%1213
10BMW 2 Series1,100+ 6.9%109
11Mercedes GLA1,027– 7.8%1314
12Porsche Macan1,026n/an/an/a
13BMW X31,008– 1.2%810
14BMW 1 Series1,006– 33.9%1611
15BMW X1972– 12.6%98
16Audi A5950+ 83.4%1417
17Land Rover Defender 110932– 23.1%n/a18
18VW T-Roc894n/an/a21
19Volvo XC40883– 19.7%1719
20Mercedes E-Class830– 39.9%2016

Source: JADA, JMVA, JAIA

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