Looks like the Perodua Axia is set to continue its strong form as the marque has just announced that its latest model has raked up a total of 119,000 bookings since its launch in September 2014. The nation’s second car manufacturer has also delivered a total of 75,300 units of the Axia at the end of May.
The achievement is all the more significant when one takes into account that the order books for the hatch was first opened in August last year. Earlier this year, Perodua president and CEO, Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh, told members of the media that the marque was facing a bit of struggle trying to keep up with demand – talk about first world problems.
From the looks of it, Perodua might not have a problem in achieving its 2015 sales target of 208,000 units, a notion further augmented by the launch of the facelifted Myvi. Additionally, potential owners of the Axia might be enticed with the introduction of its accessories range, dubbed GearUp.
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Comments mostly express pride and excitement over the Perodua Axia's success, with 119,000 bookings and 75,000 deliveries, highlighting its affordability and popularity among Malaysians. Some suggest the Axia appeals to budget-conscious buyers, including former motorcyclists upgrading to cars, while others criticize its safety features and build quality, calling it a "moving coffin." There is a recurring theme that Malaysians prioritize low price and reliability over safety or refinement. Many comments also compare the Axia to Proton models, with some claiming Proton's vehicles lack safety features. Off-topic discussions and sarcastic remarks about other brands and safety concerns are present, but the overall sentiment celebrates the Axia's sales achievement and market dominance.