Perodua president and CEO Datuk Aminar Rashid revealed to members of the media yesterday that the recently-launched Axia‘s five-year/150,000 km factory warranty will be extended to the Myvi and Alza with immediate effect, making it now standard across all Perodua models.
However, with that extension, the three-year/60,000 km free service package previously offered with the Myvi and Alza is discontinued. Along with free service, the Myvi and Alza previously came with a three-year/100,000 km factory warranty, with the option of a two-year/50,000 km extended warranty package.
He also shared that Perodua is on track with regards to its pre-owned vehicle programme, with operations having already begun in the northern and southern regions of the peninsular. The East Coast, Sabah and Sarawak are set to follow suit. Perodua also aims to have its first pre-owned vehicle retail outlet by the end of the year.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express skepticism about the five-year warranty, suggesting it mainly benefits Perodua through servicing fees and may void if serviced outside authorized centers. Many feel existing Myvi and Alza owners may not benefit fully and criticize the discontinuation of free service. Several comments highlight the competition from Proton Iriz and other brands, implying that Perodua is trying to protect market share amid rising challenges. Overall, sentiments are mixed, with some perceiving the warranty extension as a strategic move and others viewing it skeptically.