Malaysia and expanding exports. Plant of Tan Chong, producing Nissan models Producing Toyota, Daihatsu, Hino models EEV: Energy Efficient Vehicle   Source: Marklines Data Center      Perodua's product range consists of the following four models: the low-cost Viva, based on the Mira; the Myvi based on the Boon; the Alza, an MPV based on the Boon Luminas; and the Axia that was certified as an EVV in 2014 in Malaysia and which is based o...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2014/10/09

2013 hit record highs at 656,000 and 601,000 Passenger car production in Malaysia: Honda and Nissan boost output New National Automotive Policy announced in January 2014 Proton becomes a subsidiary of DRB-HICOM and also partners with Honda Perodua launches value-for-money versions of Viva, Alza and Myvi Japanese OEMs: Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Suzuki and Isuzu Other foreign OEMs: BMW, VW, Peugeot, Volvo Car, Ford, Kia and Tata Pro...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2014/02/25

in 2011 declines 6% to 534,000 vehicles with new vehicle sales declining 0.8% to 600,000 units Passenger car production in Malaysia: Local production starts in 2011 by Mazda, 2012 by VW and Subaru Proton：Controlling power acquired by DRB-HICOM, a Malaysian conglomerate Perodua: Launching the new Myvi based on Daihatsu's new Boon Toyota: Investing 1 billion ringgit in 2011-2013 Honda: Launching the Fit HV on account of tax-exemption measures fo...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2012/04/17

target at 35 km/L Japanese mini vehicle market expected to be down by 3.0% to 1.58 million units in FY2011, while Daihatsu expects mini vehicle sales to be up by 3.8% to 590K units Overseas business: Daihatsu to raise an annual production capacity to 430K units in Indonesia, while launching the new Myvi in Malaysia FY2011 consolidated sales volume expected to be up by 7.7% to 1.381 million units FY2011 consolidated results: Daihatsu expects to ha...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2012/03/02

8 mode and 32km/L in 10-15 mode. The price of it ranges from 795,000 yen (including consumption tax). Enhancement of lineup of small cars: Daihatsu fully remodels the Sirion and unveils A-Concept  In July 2011, Daihatsu launched a fully-remodeled Sirion (Japanese name: Boon. Called the Perodua Myvi in Malaysia) small car. The price ranges from about 1.315 million to 1.418 million yen. Perodua, which is Daihatsu's production base in Malaysia,...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2011/12/09

hich is about the same volume as the previous year, to take a 31.1% marketshare. It has maintained the largest share for four consecutive years. In January-June 2010, the Malaysian market expanded by 19.8% to 301,000. Perodua continued to enjoy strong sales of the Viva (based on the Mira) and the Myvi (based on the Boon) to boost its overall sales by 23.2% year-on-year to 95,000, which accounts for 31.5% of the market. The Malaysian market is e...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2011/01/13