Ridesharing has expanded rapidly in Indonesia since the mid-2010s, led by Gojek and Grab.

Ridesharing of two-wheeled vehicles has consolidated its position as the main means of personal transport, while ridesharing of four-wheeled vehicles has quickly displaced small and medium-sized taxi companies, changing the structure of the mobility industry.

AP STAR, which has served as Indonesia’s top executive for nine years and is well versed in the local automotive industry and market trends, explains what the Japanese mobility industry can learn from the country’s transformation of its mobility structure.

The report analyses automobile production trends in major Asian countries for the full year 2023 by model, brand and vehicle type.