After 2 months of staying closed during the initial Movement Control Order, Perodua has officially resumed their daily operations. The company announced that ALL its 182 sales, 202 service and 68 body & paint outlets across Malaysia had reopened today. This process of reopening their outlets began on the 12th of May 2020.
They’ve put the necessary measures in place to ensure the health of their customers and staff members are protected.
“We announce today that we have finally put in place the necessary safeguards at all our outlets nationwide to ensure that our valued customers and employees will be sufficiently protected in the light of the ongoing COVID-19 situation,” said Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Zainal Abidin Ahmad.
Here are some of the measures they’ve put in place:
- Servicing is by appointment only. This avoids crowds building for walk-in slots.
- All visitors must undergo temperature checks
- All visitors must register their details and adhere to social distancing markers
- Hand sanitisers are placed at key locations, while the outlets themselves are sanitised regularly.
Here’s the press release with more.
PRESS RELEASE
Perodua has officially resumed operations at all 182 sales, 202 service and 68 Body & Paint outlets nationwide, after a two-month Movement Control Order (MCO) closure.
“We announce today that we have finally put in place the necessary safeguards at all our outlets nationwide to ensure that our valued customers and employees will be sufficiently protected in the light of the ongoing COVID-19 situation,” said Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Zainal Abidin Ahmad.
“Production in Sungai Choh began partially on 11 May and is now in full swing. We hope to fulfil demand as quickly as possible,” he added.
Perodua outlets restarted operations on a staggered basis from 12 May and the company has been working hard to ensure all the sufficient health and safety measures are in place.
“We thank our valued customers for their patience and loyalty. We will ensure that all your motoring needs will be met as soon and as safely as possible,” he said.
Customers looking to service their vehicles are required to secure an appointment slot beforehand with their service centre of choice – walk-ins will not be accepted at present to avoid crowding.
All visitors must undergo temperature checks before entering outlets, register their details and adhere to social distancing markers within the outlets at all times. Hand sanitisers are placed at key locations, while the outlets themselves are sanitised regularly.
“These safeguards are part and parcel of our commitment to our collective health and safety, towards making your Perodua Experience the best it can be,” said Dato’ Zainal.
