GROW Design enters Indonesian market, offering tuning and aerodynamic components
GROW Design has officially entered the Indonesian market through a distribution agreement between GROW International and PT TCD Asia Pacific Indonesia.
The agreement for the distribution and sale of tuning and aerodynamic components was signed on 30 October 2026 by Masahiro Sasaki, Chairman of GROW International and founder of GROW Design, and Hiroyuki Mishima, President Director of PT TCD Asia Pacific Indonesia.
The signing was witnessed by Simon Loh, Managing Director of GROW International, and Peggy Gozali, Director of PT TCD Asia Pacific Indonesia. Also present were Kenzo Nishiwaki, President of Toyota Customizing & Development (TCD Japan), and Hiromu Ishizawa, President of TCD ASIA.
During the visit, representatives from GROW International and TCD also met with Hiroyuki “Heru” Oide, Marketing Director of Toyota-Astra Motor.
Understated styling that preserves the original identity
GROW Design is an automotive tuning and parts brand that focuses on elegant, understated exterior styling while improving aerodynamics without compromising the original appearance of performance vehicles.
Its philosophy prioritises a balance between design and function, with performance enhancements that complement each vehicle’s character and intended purpose.
Its product range includes:
- Aerodynamic body kits and components.
- Carbon-fibre components.
- Spoilers and rear wings.
- Diffusers and side skirts.
- Fender extensions.
- Suspension systems.
- Exhaust systems.
- Performance seats and interior components.
Malaysia-based global distributor
GROW Design products are exclusively distributed worldwide by GROW International, a Malaysia-headquartered partnership between Wing Hin Motorsports and GROW Japan.
Hong Kong and Malaysia became the first two markets outside Japan to appoint GROW Design distributors, in September and October respectively. Discussions are also underway to appoint distributors in several other regions.
GROW International is also set to offer its full product range through Toyota’s official dealership channels in Japan.
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