Proton has introduced its help for the government’s automotive discount voucher initiative for flood-damaged autos. The RM1,000 voucher can be accepted by Proton as fee for repairs to flood-damaged vehicles. This is on high of the 50% low cost for chosen components, discounted labour and free towing and exterior cleansing providers that had been introduced earlier.
“With so many Malaysians affected by the recent floods, any form of assistance rendered could prove invaluable. Proton is heeding the call to step forward and would like to announce we are fully supportive of the government’s automotive discount voucher initiative,” the corporate mentioned in an announcement.
“The damage caused by the floods last year was unprecedented and thousands of Proton owners have been badly affected. To date, our service centres have received 1,023 flood damaged vehicles and we are expecting more in the coming weeks. Considering this, the discount voucher initiative is highly appreciated as it will assist our owners to get back on the road as quickly as possible,” mentioned new deputy CEO Roslan Abdullah.
In the occasion {that a} automotive is said as a total loss, Proton may also settle for the RM1,000 voucher as part of a downpayment for a brand new automotive, topic to phrases and circumstances. Contact your nearest official service centre for quotes and extra information.
Announced on December 30, the RM1,000 subsidy for vehicle repair is part of the Keluarga Malaysia Flood Aid initiative to help flood victims. Valid until March 31, the voucher is relevant for use with all privately-owned cars, bikes, decide-up vans and window vans, nevertheless it should be redeemed by way of official service centres of the 19 automotive corporations taking part within the scheme.
The automotive corporations concerned are Proton, Perodua, Tan Chong Motors (Nissan), UMW Toyota Motor, Honda Malaysia, Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia, Volvo Car Malaysia, TC Euro Cars (Renault), Mercedes-Benz Malaysia, BMW Malaysia, Sime Darby Motor Group (Ford, Hyundai and so forth), Bermaz (Mazda, Peugeot and Kia), Motor Image (Subaru) and Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia.
The taking part motorbike corporations are Hong Leong Yamaha Motor, Boon Siew Honda, Modenas, Mofaz Motorsikal and KMSB Motors (Suzuki).
