Perodua will feature at the upcoming Malaysia Autoshow 2024 that will be held next week, and the national carmaker will be holding a “two-hour sales challenge” at the event, where it will also be offering a look into its hybrid technology offering.
At the event, the Perodua two-hour sales challenge offers visitors the opportunity to book, register and drive home in a new Perodua vehicle on the spot, and several other offers will be present as well.
Offers exclusive to Malaysia Autoshow 2024 include an e-voucher worth RM350, while purchases of a Perodua Aruz made at the event will come with a cash rebate of RM2,000, and if a trade-in is carried out, buyers will also get a two-year free service package. Purchases of the Aruz at the event will also come with free accessories from the brand’s GearUp range.
The Malaysia Autoshow 2024 takes place this year from May 22 to 26 at Hall A of the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park (MAEPS) in Serdang, Selangor, from 10am to 10pm.
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Can’t clear all aruz stock?
Just send it to Indonesia since they love this type of car
Anyone knows if they are releasing the new d66b?
The main drawback of the Aruz is the bouncy suspension…like earlier Avanza models…wonder why P2 let this continue,with dwindling sales..perhaps P2 is satisfied with the Sales of Alza n Ativa.Afterall,they have blockbuster sales of close to a quarter of a million units..why bother to revise the suspension of Aruz.
It has a ladder frame chassis, live rear axle, low power to weight. Its basically a van (or a truck) so why no manual trans? Its not like their upgrading the 4 speed auto. add in another gear as overdrive
Replacement model on the way…. Nexis
Myvi BEV?