Perodua Online Booking Platform Goes Live – RM100 Booking Fee
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You can now place a booking on any Perodua model via its new online booking platform with a RM100 fee.
Those who are keen to buy a new Perodua vehicle can place a booking for one at Perodua’s newly-launched online booking platform. This platform supports all current models in Perodua’s lineup, where customers can place a booking for a small refundable fee of RM100.
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To do so, you can go to Perodua’s official website and click on the ‘Our Models’ tab to find the online booking menu. Here, customers can choose their desired models and variants, plus select the colourways or pick any optional Perodua Gear-Up accessories they want.
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Next, customers are required to fill out a form, choose their preferred outlet and sales advisors (SA), and pay the RM100 booking fee via online payment methods. Customers can then proceed to apply for a hire purchase loan from a list of authorised financial institutions provided by Perodua. A receipt for the booking fee will be emailed to the customers, and they can track the status of their order via Perodua’s UFirst mobile app.
For non-Perodua UFirst users, they will be contacted directly by the SA for the signing of required documents within 24 hours after the booking has been placed.
It is important to note that the Perodua Online Booking platform won’t let you skip the long delivery queue, as bookings made on this platform will be treated the same as those being made at an outlet, where the delivery dates will follow the waiting period of your selected outlet.
Perodua also reminded customers that already booked their models at a physical Perodua outlet not to make any duplicate orders on the online booking platform, as the system won’t allow customers to proceed with a second booking if the first one has yet to be fulfilled.
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Besides booking for a new model, the Perodua Online Booking platform also allows customers to trade-in their existing cars for a new Perodua model, which can be done by ticking the trade-in option. Customers can also opt to test-drive the car first by ticking the test-drive option at this page.
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Mukhlis Azman
An avid two-wheeler that writes and talks about four-wheelers for a living, while dreaming of an urban transit-laden Malaysia. @mukhlisazman
JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VQX6411
SELANGOR
BSP9741
JOHOR
JYW5453
PULAU PINANG
PSC2450
PERAK
APH4223
PAHANG
CFG4864
KEDAH
KGF8651
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEK3925
KOTA KINABALU
SJR8907
KUCHING
QAB7502N
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+1.38
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+2.20
VPR
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+2.00
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 5.12
+2.08
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+2.08
Last updated 30 Apr, 2026
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