Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM) has updated its price structure to reflect the sales tax relief announced by prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. The drop in sales tax – 100% sales tax exemption on locally-assembled (CKD) models and 50% on fully-imported (CBU) models – kicks into effect today and will end on December 31, 2020.
Now, the downward revision only applies to the ASX and Outlander – the Triton range is unchanged because pick-ups are classified as commercial vehicles. Like all other pick-up trucks, the Triton will continue to be sold with SST in place.
Starting today, the locally-assembled ASX 2.0 2WD will be priced at RM111,628, down RM7,238 or 6.09% from the previous price of RM118,866. The ASX 4WD, on the other hand, will go for RM125,182, representing a drop of RM8,154 or 6.12%
As for the seven-seat Outlander, the entry-level 2.0L model carries a new price tag of RM133,491, down RM4,397 or 3.19%, while the range-topping 2.4L variant now retails at RM147,762, which is a reduction of RM5,126 or 3.35%.
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still got people buying ASX ah? reminds me of proton selling the saga 1st gen for 20+ yrs….
Outlander also still got ah?
Auto-discounts and SST-exemption are different, one is given by the company while the other is by the government.
ASX still exist?
Dude. Even Lancer GT still exist in Taiwan market long after Proton Inspira had stopped production.
why still the old model.. where is ASX 2020 and eclipse cross ?
Mitsubishi has became a rump brand ever since their downfall and sold off to Nissan. Even their Proton partner has a brighter future in comparison and I would expect the Mitsubishi car brand to disappear completely in a few years time.
The tax exeption only up to 10% i see not up to 100%.