Perodua exports Traz and Alza to Sri Lanka

Rawang, 28 July: Perodua has exported its latest model, Perodua Traz to Sri Lanka along with the company's top selling Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) model, Perodua Alza.

Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato' Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad said Sri Lanka remains one of Perodua's largest export market, with over 20,000 of its models sold in that market since 1997.

Dato' Sri Zainal said that Perodua is actively exporting its Completely Build-Up models to six (6) countries namely Brunei, Fiji, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea as well as Sri Lanka. 

"We are also looking to export our Pre-Owned Vehicles, so far we have expanded our market to include Timor Leste this year," he said.

On the new launch in Sri Lanka, a special introductory price for the Traz is offered to the first 50 customers for Rs. 19,950,000 (with Body Kit) (RM243,090) and Rs. 19,200,000 (without Body Kit) (RM233,957.23), while for Perodua Alza, it is priced at Rs. 19,950,000 (RM243,090). All prices are inclusive of VAT.

Group Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of United Motors Lanka PLC Mr. Chanaka Yatawara said since the lifting of vehicle import restrictions in 2025, the company has sold close to 3,000 vehicles, clearly demonstrating the strong trust Sri Lankan customers continue to place in the brand. 

"Supported by Perodua's proven manufacturing capabilities and the United Motors Group's extensive sales and service network, we are confident that the Traz and Alza will further strengthen this trust among Sri Lankan families and businesses," he said.

Perodua Traz was launched in December 2025 and is designed to be Perodua's most user-friendly vehicle to date, with the tagline "Engineered Simplicity", made with Malaysian drivers' preference and needs in mind.

Meanwhile, the all-new Perodua Alza was launched in 2022 and has recorded registration of 19,504 units from January to June this year according to the Malaysia Automotive Association (MAA).

Perodua eksport Perodua Traz dan Alza ke Sri Lanka

Rawang, 28 Julai: Perodua telah mengeksport model terbaharunya, Traz ke Sri Lanka bersama-sama dengan model kenderaan pelbagai guna (MPV) terlaris keluaran syarikat kenderaan kompak itu, Alza.

Presiden dan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Perodua, Dato' Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad berkata Sri Lanka kekal menjadi satu daripada pasaran eksport terbesar Perodua, dengan jualan lebih 20,000 unit sejak tahun 1997.

Dato' Sri Zainal berkata Perodua kini mengeksport model siap dipasang sepenuhnya (Completely Build-Up) ke enam (6) negara iaitu Brunei, Fiji, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea serta Sri Lanka.

"Kami juga merancang untuk mengeksport kenderaan Pre-Owned Vehicles kami dan setakat ini, kami telah mengembangkan pasaran termasuklah ke Timor Leste tahun ini," katanya. 

Berhubung pelancaran baharu di Sri Lanka, harga pengenalan khas Perodua Traz akan diberikan kepada 50 pelanggan terawal iaitu Rs. 19,950,000 (dengan aksesori tambahan) (RM243,090) dan Rs. 19,200,000 (tanpa aksesori tambahan) (RM233,957.23), manakala untuk Perodua Alza, ia dijual pada harga Rs. 19,950,000 (RM243,090). Kesemua harga yang dinyatakan adalah termasuk cukai.

Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif dan Pengarah Eksekutif Kumpulan United Motors Lanka PLC, Mr Chanaka Yatawara berkata sejak sekatan import kenderaan dibatalkan pada 2025, syarikat berkenaan telah menjual hamper 3,000 unit kenderaan dan ia mencerminkan kepercayaan kuat pelanggan di Sri Lanka terhadap jenama Perodua.

"Dengan keupayaan pengeluaran Perodua yang telah terbukti serta rangkaian jualan serta servis Kumpulan United Motors, kami yakin Traz dan Alza akan terus meraih kepercayaan di kalangan keluarga serta pemilik perniagaan di Sri Lanka," katanya.

Perodua Traz dilancarkan pada Disember 2025 dan direka untuk menjadi kenderaan mesra pengguna Perodua dengan slogan 'Engineered Simplicity', dan ia direka dengan mengambil kira keperluan pemandu di Malaysia.

Sementara itu, Perodua Alza dilancarkan pada 2022 dan telah mencatat jumlah pendaftaran sebanyak 19,504 unit antara Januari hingga Jun tahun ini, menurut data yang dikeluarkan oleh Persatuan Automotif Malaysia.