Pengedar kenderaan smart di Malaysia, Pro-Net, mengumumkan bahawa mereka telah mengembangkan lagi rangkaian pengecas kenderaan elektrik (EV) dengan meliputi pusat pengedar Proton Edar di seluruh negara. Pada masa sekarang, mereka mempunyai 36 ruang mengecas, merangkumi […]
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EON mengadakan rumah terbuka Hari Raya Aidilfitri di ibupejabatnya di Glenmarie, hari ini. Kesempatan itu turut digunakan untuk mengumumkan pemenang bagi cabutan bertuah EON & Sahabat Autofest 2024. Pemenang hadiah utama ialah Siti Khairunadia Mohd […]
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Perodua mensasarkan jualan eksportnya akan mencecah 1,960 unit untuk tahun ini, berbanding 1,094 unit yang direkodkan pada 2023. Jika sasaran itu berjaya dicapai, ini bermakna jenama automotif dari Rawang berkenaan bakal menyaksikan kenaikan untuk jualan […]
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Proton hari ini mengumumkan bahawa ia telah menjual sebanyak 11,025 unit kenderaan untuk pasaran domestik dan eksport bagi bulan April 2024. Angka tersebut membolehkan syarikat itu merekodkan pertumbuhan jualan sebanyak 17.1% berbanding bulan sama tahun […]
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Proton memberikan kemas kini kepada model X70, dengan varian 1.5 TGDi Premium X khususnya yang berwarna hitam kini dipasang dengan rim 19 inci rekaan lama seperti pada model sebelum MC. Unit yang menggunakan warna badan […]
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Perodua has revealed it plans to increase its exports by 79% to 1,960 units this year from 1,094 units in 2023. As part of this foreign market expansion, the carmaker recently launched the new Alza (AV and H variants) and Axia (AV and G variants) in Brunei on May 3, 2024.
According to Perodua, the sales target for the Alza in Brunei is 120 units while it is 40 units for the Axia. In terms of pricing, the Alza retails for 30,900 Brunei dollars (about RM109k) for the AV variant and BND27,900 (RM100k) for the H variant. Meanwhile, the Axia in AV guise is BND21,900 (RM77k) and the G is BND17,900 (RM63k).
The company has been exporting to Brunei for some time, and for 2024, it is targeting to sell a total of 460 units there. The Bezza 1.0L G, which is also sold there at BND16,900 (RM59k) is expected to make up the bulk of sales this year with a targeted 300 units. In 2023, Perodua sold 300 units of the Bezza 1.0L G in Brunei, making the country its highest export market of 2023.
“We foresee 2024 to be our first year of our export expansion as we are now at a point where the Malaysian automotive ecosystem would be able to cope with the ever-growing demand of our vehicles both within and outside the country,” said Datuk Seri Zainal Abidin Ahmad, president and CEO of Perodua.
“Brunei is the first export market we are expanding to without compromising domestic allocation of our vehicles. In fact, we have significantly reduced the waiting period for most of our popu..
The Proton X70 in 1.5 TGDi Premium X guise has been given an update, specifically for units of the variant ordered in black, while the 1.8 TGDi engine version has been discontinued.
The update for the 1.5 litre Premium X relates to its rolling stock, specifically its wheels, where units in black will revert to the 19-inch wheels of the older design. Other colours for the variant continue to be offered with the newer, current multi-spoke alloy wheel.
First introduced to the line-up in July 2023, the three-cylinder 1.5 TGDi Premium X 2WD has switched to the pre-update wheels likely due to depleted stocks of the current multi-spoke wheel. The upcoming facelift which has been spied running road trials will feature a new wheel design, and so the reverting to the older wheel design could be a stopgap measure before Proton’s C-segment SUV facelift is officially released.
The 1.8 litre turbocharged inline-four cylinder petrol powertrain that the X70 was launched with has also been discontinued, and so the 1.5L Premium X variant now stands at the top of the X70 line-up. This variant also saw the addition of a sunroof to the 1.5 litre version, and so the update brings the 1.5 litre Premium X on par with the previous 1.8 Premium, in terms of specification.
The 1.8 litre engine for the X70 was also shipped in from China, whereas the 1.5 litre three-cylinder unit is locally assembled in Tanjung Malim. In its present form, the 1.5 litre unit outputs 177 PS and 255 Nm, driving the front..
Proton has announced that it sold 11,025 units (domestic and export) in April 2024, a 12.96% decrease (or 1,641 units) from the 12,666 units it delivered in March. The month’s numbers are however a 17.1% improvement over the same month in 2023, when it sold 9,415 units.
Sales for the first four months of the year stands at 50,175 units, higher than the 49,702 units sold in the January to April period last year. The company estimates its market share to be 18.7% in April (and at 19.2%, year-to-date), keeping it firmly in second place in the overall national sales table.
In terms of model specific numbers, the Saga continued to fly the flag for the national carmaker, with the 5,031 units shifted in April making it the top performer for the brand. Year-to-date numbers for the model stands at 23,278 units.
In second place was the X50, with the 1,642 units sold in April helping the model regain the top spot for B-segment SUVs in the country. The third-best performer for the brand was the S70, with 1,635 units of the sedan delivered last month. This is followed by the Persona, which saw 1,429 units shifted in April.
Next was the X70, with 552 units sold, followed by the Iriz, with the 424 units shifted in April bringing sales of the hatchback to 1,958 units for the year. Rounding off things was the X90, with 312 units delivered to customers last month.
The company also revealed export figures, stating that it had gone up by 38.5% to 835 units compared to 603 units registered in t..
Selain X70 facelift, Proton juga semalam mengesahkan bahawa model plug-in hybrid (PHEV) pertama mereka akan dilancarkan tahun hadapan, dalam lingkungan masa yang sama dengan kenderaan elektrik bateri pertama mereka. Perincian lain tidak diberitahu, tetapi memandangkan […]
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A couple of months ago, it was reported that Proton’s vendors were facing “severe financial strain” due to the national carmaker failing to honour the number of parts it ordered for its SUV models – the X50, X70 and X90. We raised this issue during a Q&A session after yesterday’s media briefing, and the company’s deputy CEO Roslan Abdullah stepped in to give his comments on the situation.
Roslan said the problem stemmed from an unexpected slowing of sales due to the influx of new competitors from China, particularly Chery. “The [current] situation, with competitors coming into the same product [segment], their price gap not more than RM5,000, impacts our [ability] to honour [orders].
“When we planned [our production] for the X50 in 2020, for example, the [Honda] HR-V was the only competitor. But as of now, I think some of you just came back from China [after Auto China 2024 in Beijing], you know how many cars will come and [take a piece of the pie],” he said, adding that Proton was adjusting production to clear outstanding stock, hence the reduction in orders.
A different take was offered by director of manufacturing Mohd Shaharuddin, who said that Proton has a rule of committing to one month of full orders and five months of forecast orders, with a fluctuation not exceeding five per cent each month.
However, the most recent issue with not honouring orders was not caused by Proton not wanting to build the cars, but certain suppliers not ..
