Perodua has released the Alza M2 Edition, which will be limited to 500 units. It will be open for booking at all Perodua sales outlets beginning 1st April with an on the road price of RM69,990, the same price as the Alza Advanced Version, which it’s based on.
First unveiled by former Tun Mahathir Mohamad in January when he visited Perodua’s Rawang facility, the M2 Edition is named after the code name “M2” given to the second national car project, which was later renamed Perodua. For every unit of the M2 sold, Perodua will be donating RM1,000 to the ex-PM’s Perdana Leadership Foundation.
Unique features include an “M2” grade mark and a special “Midnight Blue” colour. Other features include custom leather seat covers and custom carpet mats. Besides those already mentioned, the M2 Edition will have all the equipment that’s standard on the Advanced Version, including the 5-inch touchscreen LCD entertainment system with GPS and bodykit.
The official product photos aren’t out yet, but you can see the new colour from the image above.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express a mix of excitement and skepticism about the Perodua Alza M2 Edition, highlighting its limited color option, custom features, and a symbolic RM1,000 donation per unit sold. Many see it as a clever marketing move, with some praising Perodua's strategy of creating a "blue ocean" market segment. However, there are concerns about the actual differences from the standard model, the pricing, and the quality and reliability issues associated with Perodua vehicles. Some critics compare it unfavorably to Proton, questioning the value, build quality, and practicality. A few comments also mention broader frustrations about Malaysian car taxes and industry practices. Overall, sentiment balances marketing admiration with cautious skepticism about the car's true value and innovation.