ACC and TAF Target Vehicle Sales at GIIAS 2026 with Various Financing Promotions

JAKARTA – Astra Credit Companies (ACC) and Toyota Astra Finance (TAF), part of Astra Financial, are returning as Platinum Financial Partners at the GAIKINDO Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) 2026. Their participation for the eighth time is part of the company’s commitment to supporting the growth of the national automotive industry through integrated financing solutions. At GIIAS 2026, ACC and TAF are collaborating with five Astra Financial business units, namely FIFGROUP, Asuransi Astra, Astra Life, AstraPay, and Bank Saqu. They are also partnering with OLXmobbi as the Official Trade-In Partner. This collaboration presents integrated financial solutions covering four-wheeler and two-wheeler financing, vehicle and life protection, digital transactions, digital banking services, and vehicle trade-in facilities. Project Director of ACC-TAF GIIAS 2026 and Chief Marketing and Sales Officer of ACC, Tan Chian Hok, stated that their presence at GIIAS is a form of ongoing commitment to making it easier for the public to own vehicles. “Through collaboration with various Astra Financial business units, we aim to provide a vehicle ownership experience that is increasingly easy, safe, and comfortable, from the financing process to protection and financial transactions,” Tan Chian Hok said on Wednesday (22/7/2026). Based on data from the Indonesian Financing Companies Association for the January-May 2026 period, ACC and TAF’s four-wheeler financing reached IDR 29 trillion, representing approximately 29.2 percent of the national four-wheeler financing market share. This achievement serves as a foundation for ACC and TAF to continue expanding public access to automotive financing through participation in the GIIAS The Series. During GIIAS 2026, ACC and TAF are presenting various financing programmes with special offers for customers. Tan Chian Hok stated that ACC and TAF will be present at the GIIAS The Series events in Jakarta (ICE BSD), Surabaya, Semarang, and Bandung as an effort to bring services closer to the public.