And we are here with a good news for Proton consumers as Al-HAJ Automotive has announced that the restrictions in Malaysia have been eased. In a statement, the company told its consumers that the resumption of industrial activities in Malaysia has allowed Proton to continue its operations. “Al-HAJ Automotive and Proton Malaysia are working together to ensure earliest possible arrangement of shipments to Pakistan,” the statement read.
The company further said that this will lead to the fulfilment of pending CBU orders and start the local assembly of Proton cars in Pakistan. It is pertinent to mention that the local assembly of Proton cars, X70 and Saga, was on hold due to delayed shipment of CKD kits from Malaysia due to COVID-19 lockdown.
Schedule for Proton Car Deliveries
Al-HAJ motors further said that the company is working day and night to ensure the deliveries of Proton vehicles. “We will inform you about revised delivery schedule of CBU and CKD vehicles very soon,” the company added.
The car manufacturer thanked its customers for their patience during these difficult times. “We are fully aware of the inconvenience caused to our customers by the delay in deliveries, for which we apologize again,” Al-HAJ Automotive said.
Lastly, the company has asked its consumers to wait for good news in the next announcement.
COVID-19 and its restrictions have hit the global automotive industry quite hard. And due to restrictions in Malaysia, Proton Al-HAJ Automotive is among the most effective. The company has remained unable to import the CKD kits and CBU units of its vehicles. Now with this announcement, we hope that we will see Proton cars on the road, soon.
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One thing is good with them among the newcomer, they never increase the price of their cars with Kia.
All others dosn’t to be brought like changan.