The Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) has released vehicle sales data for the month of August 2023, announcing that a total of 71,745 vehicles were delivered to buyers last month. This is 8,069 units more than the 63,676 units reported by the association in July, representing a 12.67% increase in volume over the previous month.
The association said that the jump in numbers last month was largely due to improvements in the supply chain, which allowed production to be increased. It added that national day promotional campaigns by some car companies added to the lift in sales.
Compared to the same month in 2022, August’s total was 6.12% (or 4,136 units) higher than the 67,609 units achieved last year. Meanwhile, the total industry volume for the first eight months of 2023 now stands at 501,522 units, ahead by 52,263 units (or 11.6%) compared to the 449,289 units managed during the same period last year.
As it stands, the full year TIV should easily achieve the forecast of 725,000 units. The association projects that sales in September will be similar to the level accomplished in August.
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Folks…be careful now..Rafizi n Co is busy gathering data to deny u fuel subsidy if u exceed a certain thresh hold.
If u fall into the “punishable category with full blown fuel no subsidy”,just due to a current purchase of new vehicle exceeding a certain value ..think carefully.
We dont know how they categorize one as the NEW B40,M40 or T20.
Dont end up paying Rm3.50/litre just because u cannot forgo a brand new suv.
Deswai pipu buy EV cheaper bil letrik Tnb..
Used to be in the 20s but now 13% and sliding down, this country is fast going down thanks to this useless govt.
country population increase by 6%, gdp 4%, but you expect never ending infinity 20% car sales growth?
what you think magic is it?