RAWANG: The new Perodua Traz sport utility vehicle (SUV) is now exported to Sri Lanka, along with the company’s top selling multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) Alza.
Perodua president and CEO Datuk Seri 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.
Zainal said that Perodua is actively exporting its completely built-up (CBU) models to six 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 19,950,000 rupee or RM243,090 (with body kit) and 19,200,000 rupee or RM233,957.23 (without body kit), while the Alza is priced at 19,950,000 rupee (RM243,090).
All prices are inclusive of VAT (value-added tax).
United Motors Lanka PLC group CEO and executive director 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.
The Traz was launched in December 2025 and is designed to be Perodua’s most user-friendly vehicle to date, with the tagline “Engineered Simplicity”.
Meanwhile, the 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).
