Hyundai-Sime Darby Motor has released new prices of Hyundai models without the six-percent goods and services tax (GST). Set to come into effect on June 1, the figures are in line with the government’s move to set the tax to zero percent on that same date, ahead of the formal reintroduction of the sales and service tax (SST) sometime later this year.
That tax will be set at 10%, meaning that you only have two or three months to enjoy these savings before prices go up again – possibly higher than during the GST era.
Looking at the price list, the cheapest car on the list, the base Ioniq Hybrid, now ducks under the RM100,000 mark at RM94,788 – RM6,500 less expensive than before. Meanwhile, the most expensive model, the Starex 2.5 CRDi Deluxe, receives a RM10,300 lower price and retails at RM173,288.
As we reported last year, the Sonata and Santa Fe are nowhere to be found, having been discontinued in anticipation of new models. The Veloster has also been phased out, but that one won’t see a replacement that has already been revealed for other markets.
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Many Malaysian know when SST comes into play, car prices will go up slightly. But we are happy to pay that slight increase because we know that money goes to pay the 1 trillion dollar debt left by the highly corrupted previous government
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What does a convention center has to do with this?
bawalah i30 N
Is Hyundai still selling the i10 and Sonata in Malaysia? How come both those models are still featured on the Hyundai Malaysia website?
Kimchi? No rv!
The latest generation Elantra look failed? Seem very rare on the road especially 1.6 Turbo version, why?! Civic Turbo everywhere! Mazda 3 also popular now.
Because typical Malaysian loves Honda by default.
so true for the Elantra Sport. malaysians are missing out – GTI like power for Civic money.
maybe people scared the dual-clutch gearbox reliability, and the resale price.
Elantra vs Civic
204ps/265nm vs 175ps/225nm
7.4s vs 8s
dual cluth vs cvt
suspension vs boat feel tuned suspension
tuned by
ex BMW M division
good NVH vs Harch NVH, feel cheap
give comfortable
conti feel
Yet msian will still buy a honda. That elantra has a power equivalent to a 325i bmw, with a price a lot less than a 116i.
with the ramadahan rebate and minus off the GST, the civic turbo is cheaper than elantra turbo…. habis lah hyundai… need to clear all the stocks…. must do promo whereby offer 10 years warranty and free service on labour and parts.
Slime Dumby has distributorship but doesn’t really know how to sell cars
Show room and customer service also very poor. NO car to test drive. Wasted time visiting sales gallery and so hard to find parking at Johor branch.