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Perodua opens new parts production line

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production for the second-generation Myvi because our manufactur­ing plants are already at peak capacity. Being a manufactur­er of Viva parts since production of the model ended in 2014, IQM was a natural choice for this project,” said Takahashi.

Besides the second-generation Myvi and the Viva, original parts for the first-generation Myvi, the Kelisa and even the Kancil continue to be produced by vendors in Malaysia to this day.

“There are many users of the second-generation Myvi, of which more than 519,000 were produced from May 2011 to October 2017. This is an endorsemen­t by Malaysians and we take this trust seriously,” said Takahashi.

For now, the Myvi Service Parts Line at IQM Tanjung Malim produces only body components. Engine parts for the second-generation Myvi continue to be produced on a one-shot basis in Rawang, while other parts are produced by various vendors.

A supplier of metal stamping, body assembly parts and brake tube components to Perodua, IQM began manufactur­ing service parts for the Viva in 2014, as production of the model ended.

Viva parts are still being produced today at IQM’s Tanjung Malim facility.

“IQM has been a vendor of Perodua since 2002. Over the years, Perodua and IQM have built a strong relationsh­ip based on trust, quality and absolute never-ending loyalty to our customers,” said IQM executive director Aidil Azlan Mohd Fitri.

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