Perodua has just launched its 2023 Auto Rahmah Package, offering up to 30% discount to all Axia and Bezza owners for parts and labour costs. The effort by Perodua aims to reduce the impact of rising prices and is only available from April 12 to May 15, 2023.
This is in response to the newly launched Auto Rahmah Package by the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), under the auspices of the Government’s Payung Rahmah Programme which aims to ease the burden of the people through various cost-of-living aspects.
To be entitled to this campaign, Axia and Bezza owners are required to call for an appointment at the nearest Perodua service centre. Again, this campaign is only available from April 12 to May 15, 2023. (Terms and Conditions apply).
MITI Minister, Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz said, “Today, owning a vehicle has become a necessity for most people. As such, vehicle ownership costs such as loans, fuel expenses, tolls and maintenance also make up the main components of many Malaysians’ household expenses.”
“In that regard, MITI is very pleased that Perodua has responded to the Government’s 2023 Rahmah Auto Package by offering discounts for vehicle maintenance at its official service centres. It is the government’s priority to find ways in lessening the impact of rising prices in every way that we can and MITI is leveraging on our role to achieve this objective.” added Tengku Zafrul.
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Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad quoted, “The Perodua Auto Rahmah 2023 is specifically for our Axia and Bezza customers in meeting their motoring needs while at the same time reducing the cost of living for our customers”
“This is even more important with the Aidilfitri celebrations coming soon as most vehicle owners are planning to travel long distances to be with their loved ones. We wish everyone a blessed Ramadan and a wonderful Hari Raya ahead.”
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