Perodua will be launching a new model in 2009, a news report by The Edge Daily revealed. The report said local accessories vendor Hirotako Holdings Bhd is currently in talks with Perodua to design and manufacture air bags for the new 2009 model.
Hirotako’s 51% owned subsidiary Autoliv Hirotako Sdn Bhd is a JV between Hirotako and Autoliv AB of Sweden. Autoliv Hirotako supplies seatbelts, air bags, and other components for Proton cars.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly discuss upcoming Perodua models aiming to compete with Proton and other manufacturers, with predictions of a new MPV or SUV in 2008 or 2009, possibly rebadged Daihatsu or Toyota models like Kembara or Rush. Some express frustration over delays, expecting competitive pricing and new designs, while others highlight the importance of more models for market share. There’s also speculation about rebadging and the influence of Toyota and Daihatsu platforms, with mixed sentiments about market competition and product quality.