Nasim Sdn Bhd reports that all systems are go for the ASEAN production of the Peugeot 207 Sedan, manufactured in Naza Automotive Manufacturing’s plant in Gurun. PSA Peugeot Citroen Asian sales director Jean-Yves Dossal and PSA Group Asian operations CEO Gregoire Olivier visited the NAM plant and gave their seal of approval.
“We are happy to report that all systems are ‘Go’ for the 207. It is a first step towards an increased Peugeot presence in Asean, using Malaysia as its base. PSA Group’s support is a sign of determination to further improve the efficiency of its global production system,” said Nasim CEO SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin.
The Gurun plant will churn out 5,000 units of the 207 annually for the domestic and ASEAN market.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments primarily focus on the appreciation of Peugeot's push into local manufacturing, with positive sentiments about CKD production and increased options for consumers. Some comments praise Naza's efforts in expanding assembly plants and improving after-sales services, acknowledging its role in offering more affordable cars and encouraging competition. There is a recognition of the high demand for Peugeot models, despite supply delays, and optimism about future growth and export plans. However, some concerns are raised about quality control, supply consistency, and after-sales experiences, reflecting typical consumer apprehensions. Overall, the tone is cautiously optimistic, applauding Peugeot and Naza’s contributions to Malaysia's automotive landscape and the potential for better choices and prices.