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Perodua Traz, Alza exported to Sri Lanka; from RM234k - Paul Tan

Lanka Hit News • Jul 28, 2026 · 3mo ago • 3 min read
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In Cars , International News , Perodua / by Mick Chan / 28 July 2026 1:57 pm

Perodua has commenced the export of the Traz SUV and Alza MPV to Sri Lanka, which continues to be one of the largest export markets for the Malaysian carmaker, with more than 20,000 units sold in the market since 1997, according to the carmaker. In addition to Sri Lanka, Perodua also exports its vehicles to Brunei, Fiji, Mauritius, Bangladesh, and Papua New Guinea, said Perodua president and CEO Datuk Seri Zainal Abidin Ahmad. The company is also looking to export its pre-owned vehicles, and Perodua’s markets have expanded to include Timor Leste this year, its president and CEO said. In Sri Lanka, the Perodua Traz is priced from Rs. 19,200,000 (RM233,957.23) without body kit, to Rs. 19,950,000 (RM243,090) with body kit for the first 50 customers, while the Perodua Alza is priced at Rs. 19,950,000 (RM243,090); prices include VAT. “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,” said Chanaka Yatawara, group CEO and executive director of United Motors Lanka. The lifting of vehicle import restrictions in 2025 has seen the company sell close to 3,000 vehicles, demonstrating Sri Lankan customers’ trust in the brand, he said. For comparison, the Traz in Malaysia is priced from RM76,100 for the X variant, and RM81,100 for the H variant; both prices in Malaysia are on-the-road without insurance. The Alza in Malaysia is priced from RM62,500 for the X variant, through RM68,000 for the H variant and up to RM75,500 for the top AV variant. Both the Traz SUV and the Alza MPV are powered by the 2NR-VE 1.5 litre naturally aspirated petrol engine, rated to produce 106 PS at 6,000 rpm and 138 Nm at 4,200 rpm. Both transmit drive via the D-CVT transmission, which is a split-gear system. This contributes to a claimed fuel consumption figure of 21.3 km/l in the Malaysian Driving Cycle (MDC) in the Traz, and 22 km/l in the Alza. In Malaysia, the Perodua Alza has recorded 19,504 registrations from January to June this year according to the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), Perodua stated. GALLERY: Perodua Traz H in Malaysia, with Gear Up accessories kit Loading 190 photos… GALLERY: 2022 Perodua Alza AV in Malaysia, with GearUp bodykit, accessories Loading 150 photos… Loading 15 photos… Add paultan.org as a preferred source on Google Search Add Follow paultan.org on Google News Follow Learn more: Perodua Alza 2022 , Perodua Traz D66B

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Open roads and closed circuits hold great allure for Mick Chan. Driving heaven to him is exercising a playful chassis on twisty paths; prizes ergonomics and involvement over gadgetry. Spent three years at a motoring newspaper and short stint with a magazine prior to joining this website.

MITI must set up a branch in Pakistan and ban all other foreign brand to protek the Malaysian automotive industry

wow! i thought scamming malaysian already very powerful! now scam out of malaysia! good job!

gila la, pow duit rakyat. harap2 pegawai meetee tak baca ni

Don’t they have better cheaper cars there?

Perodua name it according to the car capability, which is trash

car prices are expensive in Sri Lanka and Singapore , why ? because they dont have madani. so be thankful that DSAI gave us cheap cars.

How to compete with cheaper China cars with this pricing?

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