Tag Archives: Perodua Myvi

The Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) in December 2017 has officially presented Perodua with a certificate recognising the new Perodua Myvi as having been given a full 5-star ASEAN New Car Assessment Programme (ASEAN NCAP) safety rating. “We are simultaneously proud and humbled by this recognition of our achievement. Perodua is a company that always puts ‘People First’, ...

Perodua celebrates its 10th Anniversary of Myvi today with games, contests, hot air balloon rides, concerts and other fun activities including an unveiling of a Commemorative Limited Edition Myvi unit. The Myvi, which was launched on 25 May 2005, has been well accepted by Malaysians and have sold over 840,000 units to date ranging from 10 variants under the model ...

Perodua sold some 180,000 vehicles, consisting of 30% of the total industry volume in 2011 and maintained as the most preferred automotive brand for 6 years in a row in Malaysia. The new Myvi models sold nearly 78,000 units last year follow by its 2 other models – the Viva and Alza.   Perodua Managing Director, Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh ...

Perodua  Myvi  was first introduced in May 2005 based on Daihatsu Boon/Sirion thru partnership with Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. The outgoing model of Perodua Myvi is Malaysia number 1 selling model for 5 years running with more than 484,000 units sold between May 2005 and April 2011.     “The New  Perodua  Myvi  is a refined compact car that bears ...

Malaysia’s second national car maker – Perodua accepts booking for new Myvi from 4 June 2011 onwards at all Perodua’s 178 sales outlets nationwide. It is scheduled to be officially launch at Putra World Trade Centre on 16 June 2011 by Malaysia Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Abdul Razak.   According to Perodua’s Managing Director Datuk Aminar, The booking ...

Malaysia national automaker Perodua expects sales to rise 3.4% in 2011 with the launch of the replacement model of the popular Myvi model before September 2011. Moreover, the Perodua confirms they rejected the government proposal on merging with Proton.   Perodua’s Managing Director Aminar Rashid Salleh said We don’t see the benefits (of a merger) but we can enhance and ...

  Malaysian National Automaker Perodua says its production of cars is being disrupted by a shortage of parts from Japan following the March 11 massive earthquake and tsunami in northeast Japan.   Perodua, which is partly owned by Japan’s Daihatsu Motor Corp., says adjustments have been made to ensure inventories last until May. No details are further elaborate.   In a ...