The re-opening of Perodua’s sales and after sales centres comes after the resumption of its manufacturing facilities at its headquarters in Sungai Choh, Rawang recently.
In total, Perodua has 191 sales, 197 service and 69 body and paint centres nationwide.
Perodua president and chief executive officer Datuk Zainal Abidin Ahmad said deliveries had started in stages this week.
“We expect that we can see more Perodua cars produced and registered in the coming weeks.
“We thank our customers for their patience, understanding and loyalty in receiving your Perodua vehicle.
“We expect to be able to deliver nearly all existing orders within the year,” he said.
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Zainal said Perodua was currently evaluating the impact of the lockdown that was introduced on June 1 to our operations and we will announce our revised targets for the year soon,” Zainal said.
While Perodua has met the required criteria for vaccinations of its employees, the compact car company has outlined safety guidelines for its customers when visiting its sale and after sales centres.
After sales centres include service centres as well as body and paint facilities.
These safety requirements include, being fully vaccinated, wearing a mask, making an appointment at the sales and/or service outlet before making a visit and to always observe physical distancing.
Perodua employs 11,000 people directly. Combined with suppliers, dealers and contractors, the Perodua ecosystem has over 70,000 people.
Since the government announcement on Aug 15 that car dealerships can resume business, Toyota and Nissan have been among the first car brands to open their doors to customers.
