Up to 13.5 months waiting period for a Perodua Bezza, here's the waiting period for other 2022 models

For those who recently put down a booking for a brand-new Perodua model, you might need to wait for a while, as checks with various dealers have revealed that the waiting period for Perodua's line-up.

According to these dealers, those who booked a brand-new Perodua Alza today would need to wait up to 12 months before receiving the keys to their new MPV.

Also Read: 39k bookings for all-new 2022 Perodua Alza, 65% for the AV variant, 8- to 10-month wait

It’s a similar story with the Perodua Bezza. Depending on variant, the waiting period for Perodua’s first-ever sedan is between 5.5 months to 13.5 months.

Also Read: If you are waiting 6 months for your new Perodua, that's because 200k buyers are also in queue

Other Perodua models, like the Myvi, Axia, Ativa, and Aruz, the waiting period ranges between 7.5 months to 9 months.

For those who are trading in their old car for a brand-new Perodua, fret not, as Perodua has stepped forward and said that you can still drive your car while waiting for your new Perodua.

Here's the waiting period for various Perodua models, summarized:

  • Myvi: 8 months to 9.5 months
  • Alza: 10.5 months to 12 months
  • Aruz: 8 months to 9 months
  • Axia: 7.5 months to 11.5 months
  • Bezza: 5.5 months to 13.5 months
  • Ativa: 7.5 months to 8.5 months

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