Penjualan Roda-Dua Suzuki Ramai di 2025, Optimis Capai 16.000 Unit tahun 2026

Suzuki Motorcycle Sales Shows Positive Growth in 2025

With a positive growth trend reflected in national wholesale sales records of more than 16,000 units throughout 2025, Suzuki’s motorcycle business is reaching new heights through a strategy of strong character products. In addition to marketing global models, Suzuki is consistently strengthening the local industry to enhance quality and compete in the global market.

PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales (SIS) through BestBike Indonesia continues to demonstrate consistent growth through the development and marketing of global motorcycles such as V-Strom 250SX, Burgman 125EX, and Access 125. The performance throughout the year 2025 reflects a positive growth trend with wholesale sales records exceeding 16,000 units nationally.

Teuku Agha, 2W Sales & Marketing Department Head of PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales, stated, “The year 2025 has been a joyous period for Suzuki’s motorcycle business. We see customers prioritizing quality and identity. Our strategy to present products with strong character has proven to be on target and well-received by the market,” during the ‘Suzuki Media Gathering 2026’ event in Jakarta on Thursday (01/29/2026).

In line with this, Suzuki is further emphasizing its commitment to the development of global products by producing and introducing Satria Pro and Satria F150 in November 2025. The launch of Satria Pro and Satria F150 marks a step forward in Suzuki’s seriousness in marketing Indonesian-made motorcycles, which are currently filled by Nex II, Address, and GSX series. The quality of Suzuki’s production results in Indonesia will continue to be improved to meet global standards, and are ready to be marketed globally.

“Through various models based on domestic production, Suzuki is making a real contribution to the national motorcycle industry. The products produced will not only be absorbed for the domestic market but also accepted by the global market,” concluded Teuku Agha.

By Yusran Hakim.

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