2023 sales target of 314,000 units, up 11.3 percent from 2021 2023 production target of 330,000 units, which is 103% of the available capacity Perodua forecasts Malaysia’s TIV to be at 705,000 units, higher than MAA’s 650,000 units Buoyed by strong demand for budget-friendly cars that the general public can trust, Perodua saw its best-ever sales in 2022 with 282,019 cars sold and along the way, became the 4th largest automotive brand in ASEAN's Top 5 biggest markets. This year, Perodua is target

Perodua targets 11.3 percent increase in sales for year 2023, to 314,000 units TIV to stay above 700,000 units but economic headwinds remain a risk No increase in prices of existing models, as increase in raw materials cost is already absorbed by Perodua After ending 2022 with a record breaking 282,019 cars sold, Perodua is now the fourth largest car brand in the Southeast Asia’s ASEAN trade bloc’s five largest markets of Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, and Vietnam. Starting the new

Those holding out for the all-new 2022 Perodua Alza may need to wait for a fair bit more, as news from the grapevine reveals that the new people-mover has been delayed. Initially set for a Q1 2022 launch, our friends over at Funtasticko has reported that the new MPV, codenamed D27A, has been pushed back to mid-2022, as Perodua aims to stabilize production of their current models. Also Read: Next-gen Perodua Alza confirmed for launch in 2022, CVT, DNGA & ADAS Perodua is currently working hard to

The Toyota Avanza is long due for a replacement yet it is still printing money for Toyota with the model being among Indonesia’s best-selling cars of 2021. Still, the all-new Avanza which will switch from rear-wheel-drive (RWD) to front-wheel-drive (FWD), is due to be launched as early as November and already there is a rendering of what it could look like. This rendering of the next generation of Indonesia’s most popular car (prior to 2020) is courtesy of Bagasatriakbar, a graphic designer from

After 12 years of being on sale, Perodua will be retiring the Perodua Alza very soon. The Alza is currently the only Perodua model without stability control – a feature even the cheaper Axia has. In the past, we have established that the next-generation Perodua Alza will be a twin model to the all-new Toyota Avanza, mimicking a similar arrangement with the Perodua Aruz and Toyota Rush. Also Read: Toyota Rush – Don’t rush into buying one until you read this If you haven’t guessed, both the next-g

Perodua aims to sell 240,000 vehicles in 2021 - a 9% increase from the impressive 220,163 units sold last year. The company cites sustained strong demand for existing models and the sales tax (SST) exemption as key factors in achieving this goal. Perodua's sales figures last year netted them 41.6% market share of the 529,434 new cars sold in Malaysia (better known as Total Industry Volume, TIV) in 2020. Here's how each model performed for them: 2020 Perodua Sales Breakdown Car Units Perodua Myvi