Perodua has the latest model trains swing compact Perodua Viva with three types of capacity enjin the 660cc, 850cc and 1000cc. Viva prices on the road is between RM28, 400 to RM43, 800 and offered in a choice of five colors.
Viva model is the model of the popular Perodua Kancil and Kelisa.
With the capacity to train enjin 660cc and 850cc, Viva manual transmission system using five kelajuan. Train with enjin 1000cc also divided into two namely Standard and Premium. For the Standard and Premium SX SXi, it uses five kelajuan manual transmission. Automatic transmission four kelajuan can also be found on the Standard and Premium EZ EZi.
Train capacity enjin 1000cc Premium with the manual or automatic transmission also offers SRS berkembar beg air. Premium variant also dilengkapkan with brek anti-lock system (ABS) and Electronic Circular Brek (EBD).
During launching, Perodua provide as many as 2,000 pieces of Viva ready to be sold to the crowd for a berth to the tempahan too long to apply as a top model Myvi first launched.
Perodua also targets to sell 13,000 units of its newly launched Perodua Viva Elite variant this year.
This sporty Viva Elite would be well received by young professionals and young families seeking to project a different image. Viva was one of Perodua’s best selling models with 155,000 units sold since it was launched in May 2007.
77,000 cars sold by Perodua in the first half year, 53% comprised the Myvi and 43% Viva. Not yet found any promotion yet, like Merdeka promtotion. The 1-litre Viva Elite comes in three variants – the Elite (MT), Elite (AT) and the Elite EZi. Prices start at RM37,900 for the Elite (MT), RM40,900 for the Elite (AT) and RM44,900 for the Elite EZi.
As expected Perodua to sell more cars in the second half year in view of the coming festivities, lower interest rates and support from the finance companies. Perodua had been increasing its production from June to cater to the upcoming launch of its new multi-purpose MPV vehicle in November.
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