More value for money on Volkswagen models in Malaysia and Volkswagen models will see a price reduction of up to RM9,484.

Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) is pleased to announce a reduction on the prices of its models of up to RM9,484, following the announcement on the sales tax exemption.

This adjustment will take effect on the 15 th June till 31 st December 2020. Locally assembled Volkswagen models are the Polo, Vento, Tiguan and Passat, while the Golf family, consisting of the R-Line, GTI and R, are fully imported.

With the sales tax exemption, customers can expect savings of up to RM3,881 on the Tiguan, RM6,133 on the Passat, and RM4,884 on the Golf R-Line.

Below are the updated prices of all Volkswagen model.

Note: All prices stated are recommended retail prices and do not include registration and
insurance.

Erik Winter, Managing Director of VPCM welcomes this sales tax exemption as beneficial for car buyers at the end of the day. “We are always working towards making German engineering affordable to Malaysians.

This good news translates to more savings for car buyers and offers a much-needed boost to the automotive sector made that has been dormant during the Movement Control Order.”

On top of the price reduction, customers can continue to enjoy ongoing promotions and services at Volkswagen, such as 6-months free instalment for Tiguan units registered by the 30 th June, online rebates exclusive on the Volkswagen eShowroom, and free home delivery service for customers.

All Volkswagen models come with 3-years free maintenance, 5-years manufacturer’s warranty and 5-years roadside assistance. For more information on the updated prices and to find out more, visit your nearest Volkswagen dealership or visit www.volkswagen.com.my to find out more.

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia (MMM), the official distributor of Mitsubishi Motors vehicles in Malaysia, announced that for financial year to date 2020, the Mitsubishi Triton’s
market share is at 28%.

MMM’s Financial Year 2020 calendar is from April 2020 to March 2021. The pick-up truck segment saw a 45% downsize in May 2020 because of the challenging economic situation.

In spite of this, the Mitsubishi Triton was the only brand that successfully achieved positive
growth by 1.0% with 483 units sold for May 2020 as compared to the same period last financial year.

From January to May 2020, the Mitsubishi Triton consistently maintained its market share by 22% or more for five consecutive months, an increased from the same corresponding period of 2019 which was at 17.8%.

“While the automotive industry is still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are happy that the Mitsubishi Triton retained its popularity with with a strong market share of 28% for financial year to date 2020.

“We are glad that the Triton comes in as a reliable and helpful utility truck to assist our
customers to get through these tough times,” said Tomoyuki Shinnishi, Chief Executive Officer of MMM.

He added, “MMM have taken serious precautionary measures to ensure that our products, services and facilities are safe for all. During the conditional Movement Control Order (MCO) phase, MMM have introduced a contactless product demonstration via video call, as well as Test Drive 2U online service.

We want to ensure that the company is still able to provide a worry-free experience for
customers who wish to learn more or test-drive a Mitsubishi model from home.”

“We thank our business partners and customers for playing their part to curb the spread of COVID-19 by adhering to the SOPs that have been set for all MMM showrooms. During the recovery phase of the MCO, MMM and its authorized dealers will still continue to follow all SOPs and guidelines strictly,” Shinnishi concluded.