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The automotive market in Southeast Asia is witnessing a dynamic shift, with traditional vehicles like pickup trucks, SUVs, and sedans continuing to lead sales, while electric vehicles (EVs) are gradually gaining ground. Models such as the Isuzu D-Max and Toyota Hilux dominate the pickup truck segment, while the Toyota Yaris Cross and BYD Sea Lion 07 represent growing interest in SUVs, with the latter signaling a notable rise in electric mobility. The Toyota Yaris ATIV and Honda City lead in the sedan category. While EVs still account for a small portion of the market, increasing environmental awareness and better infrastructure are paving the way for their growth. The future of Southeast Asia's automotive market looks promising, with both traditional and electric vehicles playing an essential role in its development.
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