At a media conference today, Perodua revealed that it is targeting sales of 247,800 vehicles in 2022, slightly higher than its 240,000-unit goal announced in December last year. The figure represents a 30.2% increase from the 190,291 vehicles delivered in 2021, while also being 12.6% more than the 220,163 vehicles registered in 2020.
The optimistic outlook is accompanied by the expectation that Perodua’s market share will climb from 37.4% in 2021 to 40.6% this year against an estimated 610,000 total industry volume (TIV). It should be noted that the mentioned TIV is Perodua’s internal projection and is 10,000 units more than what the Malaysia Automotive Association (MAA) projected earlier this month.
Perodua president and CEO Datuk Zainal Abidin Ahmad also noted that the assurances by the government that the measures of containing the Covid-19 pandemic is showing success that another lockdown would not happen. He added that the government’s sales tax exemption initiative is still an excellent incentive for car buyers looking to make a purchase.
“Our order book for new vehicles is still quite healthy, with the guarantee that production will go uninterrupted, will mean that we could fulfil the outstanding orders in a timely manner,” said Zainal.
On the mention of production, the carmaker expects to produce 265,900 vehicles, which is a 37.5% increase from the 193,400 vehicles produced in 2021, and 20.3% higher than 2020’s production figure of 220,968 vehicles.
“The increase in production would result in the increase in locally-sourced automotive parts by 41.5% to RM7.5 billion as compared with the RM5.3 billion [worth of parts] purchased in 2021. This recovery would help the industry heal faster as the demand for vehicles is still strong,” Zainal said.
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Good to hear..But I have made booking since last year, few months back and yet to hear its engine revving at my request. Something is amiss…
Just wait later will reduce 3-4 times. Walah! Terus dah meet 2022 target of 190,000 cars! Pirraahhh so called national brand!
Eh! Masih lagi awal tahun 2022 lagi, bila dorang dah meet 2022 target? Engkau pakai ilmu back to future ke?
Solve your parts issue first before you talk about increasing sales volume! Banggang betoi!
Don’t be like that lah.. Everyone oso got supply chain problem..
I have made my order since last year, haven’t get yet. and yet since Jan2022 they haven’t even allocate cars to the northern side. booking for new vehicles is still quite healthy? Its been months since the flood, and their excuse is still due to flood problem. lol