Perodua is looking to sell 1,500 units of the new 2023 Perodua Axia E that’s now priced at RM 22,000, making it RM 2,000 cheaper than its predecessor. With that, the carmaker is counting on the lower pricing for the entry-level Axia to tempt more motorcycle owners to switch over to 4 wheels as they estimate that the monthly instalments would come to around RM 300. Based on the previous Axia, this updated variant will sell alongside the current all-new Axia and serve as the base variant… or more

Previously, Perodua models were usually launched after equivalent Toyota / Daihatsu models in Indonesia 2023 Perodua Axia to be launched ahead of Daihatsu Ayla Perodua Axia's annual sales is 3x higher than Toyota Agya and Daihatsu Ayla The D74A generation 2023 Perodua Axia will be launched in Malaysia on 14-February. Historically, Perodua will only launch its cars after its Toyota or Daihatsu equivalents have already on sale in Indonesia. This is true for the Perodua Alza and the previous genera

Malaysia targets xEVs to make up 9% of TIV by 2025, 15% by 2030 Perodua hybrid to launch in 2024, to be an all-new model (Ativa Hybrid ruled out), to move local vendors towards electrified vehicles Hybrids will see rapid growth in Malaysia between 2024 to early 2030s, after which EVs will overtake This might come as a surprise, but Perodua is expecting the demise of combustion engines to happen faster than what other automotive manufacturers operating here are expecting. At the company’s 2023 ou

It’s no secret that Perodua will be introducing the next-generation 2023 Perodua Axia real soon; sales advisors are undergoing training and trial production has already started. Now, the biggest question hanging on the minds of most Malaysians is, how will the next-gen Perodua Axia look like? After some sleuthing, we believe that Perodua did give us a preview of the next-gen Axia, way back at the 2018 Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show, in the form of the Perodua X Concept, and here’s why we

With the introduction of the new Perodua Axia 2019, the company has made Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) and Traction Control (TRC) more accessible to the general public, as the variants from the GXtra onwards of the new Axia gains this important safety feature. Priced from RM 34,990, the Perodua Axia GXtra 2019 is Malaysia’s cheapest new car to offer stability and traction control, undercutting the Proton Saga Premium AT by roughly RM 5,000. If you want even more safety equipment, then the Axia

(Model | Gallery) Malaysians can obtain their driving license at the age of 17 and most of us are behind the wheel almost immediately after. With over 116,000 km worth of tarmac across the country and the limited modes of public transportations, motor vehicles are still the primary way of getting around in Malaysia. Cars have and always will be, a luxury. Unfortunately, for many families, it has turned to a necessity. It is their means of getting to work, sending their children to school or even