Perodua Alza 2016 News

• In line for a Perodua? Good news, wait lists shortened by nearly half, but some models still affected by chip shortage

  The effects of an industry-wide bottleneck to fill backlogged orders – stemming from the pandemic – saw precious raw materials and parts supply dry up, getting in the way of car production. That invariably lead to super long wait times (a problem that still persists today), and at one point, getting a Perodua Alza was a 13-month long wait, for instance. Over the past few months however, things have improved as 9- to 13-month waitlists have averaged down to around 2 to 8 months now across all mod

  Sanjay

  27.10.2023

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• Your Comments: Actual Hot Cakes or Marketing Stunt: Is Perodua Alza D27A overrated or real deal bargain?

  What do the netizens think about the all-new Perodua Alza D27A? The Perodua Alza D27A was unveiled last year, there have been a lot of mixed feelings about the Perodua Alza. Let’s see what the netizens have to say about the Perodua Alza! This time, we went around social media to collect some interesting comments from the readers about the Perodua Alza after its launch. Best valued car of all time? @ Kwk “if budget wasnt big deal, get the AV variant! EPB, PSDA, DNGA platform and so on… no rivals

  Owner Review

  16.02.2023

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• Perodua shareholder cautions against difficult 2023, over 250k orders to clear, mostly Alza

  Perodua can build 3.5k Alzas a month, but July's orders for Alza was already at 9k Backlog orders now at 250k, labour shortage limiting output, increased automation planned 2022 to be a record-breaking year, but growth will slow in 2023 The backlog in orders for new Perodua cars continue to pile pressure on the company, driven by the extremely popular 2022 Perodua Alza and continued disruptions in the automotive supply chain. Although the global shortage of semiconductor parts is easing, the imp

  Hans

  06.09.2022

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• D27A All-new 2022 Perodua Alza: bookings to open on 23-June, new name hinted?

  As we draw closer to the debut of the D27A all-new 2022 Perodua Alza, more details surrounding the new MPV have begun to emerge. Now, according to an internal circular that was sent to various Perodua dealers, bookings for the new MPV will open on 23-June, which is next Thursday. In addition to that, the on-the-road (OTR) prices will be announced and order taking will commence on the very same day. Also Read: Prices up for Saga, X70, Hilux. How much will the D27A 2022 Perodua Alza cost? As repor

  Eric

  17.06.2022

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• In Brief: 2019 Perodua Alza, cheapest 7-seater but is it a good buy still?

  (Model | Gallery) The Perodua Alza is Malaysia’s most affordable seven-seater, with a starting price of just slightly over RM 54,000 for the cheapest automatic transmission variant. However, the Alza is also very old, having been on the market since 2009. Apart from making dual airbags, ABS and ISOFIX standard across the range – which is good but it’s still below average when compared to a Myvi – and other upgrades in accessories, the Alza is mechanically unchanged for 10 years already. Undernea

  Robert

  02.09.2019

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• Perodua Alaza Received The Facelift Again

  Perodua has announced the update of 2018 version for Alaza seven-seater MPV, this update includes a few cosmetic additions as well as new equipment. The MPV will be offered in four variants（all prices are on-the-road (OTR) without insurance for Peninsular Malaysia）: Perodua Alza Standard (MT) - RM51,490 Perodua Alza Standard (AT) - RM54,290 Perodua Alza SE (AT) - RM56,890 Perodua Alza Advance (AT) - RM62,690 the redesigned instrument panel graphics, redesigned centre cluster, and a two-motion re

  Gemma

  20.07.2019

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