Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Perodua Alza - Latest MPV Launched

Malaysia's second car-maker, Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd’s or more commonly referred to as Perodua launched its multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) Monday. It is named Alza meaning "to rise" in Spanish.


Dubbed a “Car One Moment, MPV the Next”, the 7-seater comes in six colors. The 1.5-litre engine Alza comes in six variants, equipped with either the four-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission.The Alza has a starting price of RM56,000 and is the cheapest MPV in the market. The advanced variants, priced at between RM67,000 and RM70,000 will be launched in March. The advanced versions will have a complete bodykit, GPS with reverse camera, tinted windows and leather seats.
The local multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) segment is expected to see the biggest growth in sales in 2009, driven by the introduction of the Proton Exora in April and the launch of Perodua's Alza.

According to officials of the company, Perodua has a 31 percent market share so far this year in Malaysia which is the largest passenger car market in Southeast Asia; and they expect to increase its share to 33 percent next year.

Perodua, partly owned by Japanese mini-car maker Daihatsu Motor Corp., overtook Proton in 2006 to become the top selling car maker in Malaysia and has maintained its pole position ever since.

Here's a video of the Perodua Alza launch on Monday.

9 comments:

  1. I prefer Exora. :D

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  2. Anonymous9:15 PM

    Perodua seemed to be more popular...

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  3. Perodua is better than Proton! And Myvi is very popular : )

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  4. I didnt know car can grow from kancil to MPV. Saw one sticker in mini minor which says "When I grow up I wanna be Mercedes Benz". Wah RM70k good price leh. Thanks for the MPV info. ക

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  5. That's a very smart-looking car! I guess Japan doesn't have a monopoly on such things.

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  6. I checked it out yesterday, overall not bad, the only set back is that, the last row of seat,the leg room is relly miserable,that's a total let down,
    but then again, if i were to choose i prefer this to Exora.

    I will never buy proton again, i promise, bad service, bad quality,

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  8. Join Perodua Alza Club now @ http://www.alzaclub.my.
    An Online Community/Forum/Club for Owners and Fans of Perodua Alza.

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  9. nice blog,can we have a link exchange with my alza club site http://www.myalza.com ,if can email me.

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