JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com -Nissan car sales in June 2011 rose 161 percent to 3,432 units compared to May, following the restoration of normal component supply from Japan, a PT Nissan Motor Indonesia (NMI) executive said. "Supply of components returned to normal in mid-June, so that production and sales could be boosted," said Vice President of Sales and Marketing of NMI Teddy Irawan here on Thursday. Teddy explainedtheMarch and Livina city and family models were the boosters ofNissan sales in Indonesia. The March model was released in December 2010, whilethe Livina model had been in the market since 2010. Anda dapat melihat bahwa ada nilai praktis dalam mempelajari lebih banyak tentang
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NMI, he said, was hoping to sell 60 thousand unitsin the April 2011-March 2012 period. He believedthe target can be achieved. Some of Nissanslatest models were now hunted by consumers, Teddy said. In addition to the March model, he said, consumers also enthusiastically welcomed the presence of SUVs Juke. Until the beginning of July 2011, total bookings for Jukes had reached 3,500 units although the model was only released in June 2011. During the first half of 2011, Nissans wholesale lots (shipments from factories to dealers) rose 20 percent to 21,846 units. While in the retail sector, sales jumped 45 percent to 24,598 units. Nissans wholesale market share rose from 4.9 percent to 5.3 percent. While itsretail market share rose from 4.8 percent to 5.9 percent. Toyota is by far the market leader in both wholesale and retail deliveries with a market share of 37 percent. NMI was not likely to release new models in the second half of this year. "Maybe we will just release a few new variants on models that already exist," he said.
NMI, he said, was hoping to sell 60 thousand unitsin the April 2011-March 2012 period. He believedthe target can be achieved. Some of Nissanslatest models were now hunted by consumers, Teddy said. In addition to the March model, he said, consumers also enthusiastically welcomed the presence of SUVs Juke. Until the beginning of July 2011, total bookings for Jukes had reached 3,500 units although the model was only released in June 2011. During the first half of 2011, Nissans wholesale lots (shipments from factories to dealers) rose 20 percent to 21,846 units. While in the retail sector, sales jumped 45 percent to 24,598 units. Nissans wholesale market share rose from 4.9 percent to 5.3 percent. While itsretail market share rose from 4.8 percent to 5.9 percent. Toyota is by far the market leader in both wholesale and retail deliveries with a market share of 37 percent. NMI was not likely to release new models in the second half of this year. "Maybe we will just release a few new variants on models that already exist," he said.
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