Indonesia-bound Toyota Raize grabbed 1,269 bookings in a week

Toyota’s most recent offering in Indonesia, the all-new Raize was introduced on April 30 alongside the twin-model Daihatsu Rocky.

Among the two cars introduced to the market, the Raize has already made a great start in terms of sales. The appealing dynamics and powerful engine of the car have made it a star in terms of bookings. Following a week of its introduction (as of May 6), Toyota Astra Motor (TAM) witnessed an overall booking of 1,269 units for the new model. 

According to local publication Autonetmagz, the bookings made in a week for the car are impressive as they represent a strong number, despite the deteriorated cognition of the market due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Talking about their latest stint, Anton Jimmi Suwandy, marketing director of TAM, commented, “We’re thankful that the Toyota Raize has received positive response from customers, as seen from the good SPK numbers after just a week of launch. Thanks for the attention and enthusiasm from the Indonesian public.”

Given the company’s monthly target to close their sales at over 2,000 units of the Raize, the numbers are already very positive. A majority of the overall units booked were from the main island of Jawa, representing a strong demand for the car. 

So far, the most popular variant of the car (as per the bookings) is the Type 1.0T GR Sport CVT, making a total of  43% of the bookings. On the other hand, the same car, paired with Toyota’s Safety Sense (TSS),  with 40% bookings. 

As for the remaining trims, the 1.0T G CVT acquired11% and the base variant 1.0T G with a manual gearbox 5% of the total booking. 

Lastly, talking about the price of the offerings, the Toyota Raize 1.0T starts from 219.9 Million Rupiah (SGD 20,200) and goes all the way to 263.7 million rupiahs (SGD 24,000) for the GR Sport with TSS.

Source: Paultan.org

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