Restart back if owner claim new battery under warranty

sa says follow sign date... max payment 9 yrs

The ativa hybrid is open to their friendly parties, after 5 years they will take back since it is only solely for leasing.

Perodua was too comfortable at car price below RM80k, once they step into above RM80k market and especially EV they seem losing out, especially the horrible interior who copy part of Ativa/Myvi/Bezza/Axia etc.

Perodua top management still carrying the mentality of retaining high 2nd hand value into EV market, EV improve by leaps and bounds year by year, if by year 2027 u have a similar competitor car with RM80k price tag and giving 55kwh battery with 450km WLTP, who will buy this QVE with even with RM60k price tag, market demand will adjust it down until RM40-50k until it find a buyer. No way Perodua can manipulate the 2nd hand market demand unless they put in agreed value after X amount of years like BMW did.

Magna Steyr has strong presence at China too, i would not surprise if this come from the China office.

Hit 9 years, let says the battery life become lower than 70%, u are entitle for a battery replacement foc under warranty, BUT, renew again the 9 years contract

nope... no renewal... just need to finish ori 9 yr lease... replacement battery you use until kaput...

No chance for Perodua or Japan brands when it comes to EV which basically donimant by Tesla and Chinese brands. Tesla make the car like Apple while Chinese brands are like Android with full pack of features at low price. Proton backed up by Geely is one of top tier in making EV and rebadge the Geely model. Geely also own the Zeekr, Volvo car & Smart which selling in Malaysia. Since Perodua QV-E already launched in Malaysia, how this vehicle market to our neigbour countries and what is the projection of sales volume? In China the Geely group is selling million of vehicle for their EV and this bring down the cost. For Perodua they can't even compete with their smallest brands in term of volume, without protection from our government the Perodua will remain uncompetitive at all.