Perodua Returns To Work For Its Customers – Service, Body & Paint Centres Reopen Across The Country

In an announcement over the weekend, Malaysian automotive juggernaut Perodua has moved to reopen service centres across the country, in line with the rules & regulations set out by the National Security Council & the Ministry of International Trade & Industry. As Malaysia’s largest carmaker, controlling almost half of the passenger car market, the decision to reopen service centres as well as body and paint centres was one that was taken with extreme caution, keeping with their pledge to always put people first.

As it also operates the widest network of service centres, Perodua has provided and easy and hassle-free way to organise a service for your car. You can first check to see the list of participating service centres and body & paint centres by visiting their website here, which also includes the relevant phone numbers to set an appointment.

Additionally, you can make an appointment to have your car serviced via the UFirst app, which can be downloaded on the Google PlayStore and Apple AppStore. From there you can not only make your booking, but with the Passport system, you can collect loyalty UKoin points which can be used to later redeem items from the UFirst store. Owning and maintaining your Perodua has never been so easy, and so rewarding.

Perodua assures all its customers that it will follow the strictest and highest standards of sanitation & safety throughout the process. All staff will be screened for fevers and other symptoms, all cars will be disinfected before they are returned to customers, and there will be a limit applied as to how many customers are permitted in service centres at any given time. Additionally, customers are advised to observe social distancing throughout the process, and their details & temperature will be taken at the gate before being permitted entry into service centres. Only one customer is allowed per car.


As always, MalaysianMotoring would like to remind its readers to be safe out there, both on the road and off it. Our success depends on our responsibility to ourselves and each other – our nation depends on it.

Thank you. Stay home, and stay safe.

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