Perodua has officially launched the Traz and Alza in Sri Lanka through Unimo Enterprises Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of United Motors Lanka PLC. The launch also marks the Traz's first export market since its debut in Malaysia last year.
As part of a special introductory offer for the first 50 customers, the Traz is priced at Rs.19.950 million with a body kit and Rs.19.2 million without. The Alza is also offered at Rs.19.950 million, with all models backed by a five-year or 150,000 km warranty.
Vehicle prices in Sri Lanka are significantly higher due to heavy import taxes, including Customs Duty, Excise Duty, Luxury Tax, VAT, and other levies, which can substantially increase the final retail price.
The Traz and Alza join the Axia, Bezza, Ativa, Myvi, and Aruz, giving Perodua a complete model lineup in Sri Lanka. The company has sold more than 20,000 vehicles in the country, including around 3,000 units since import restrictions were lifted in 2025.
The Sri Lankan-spec Traz is powered by a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated engine producing 106 hp and 138 Nm, paired with a D-CVT transmission. It also features rear air-conditioning vents, a powered tailgate with a kick sensor, and safety equipment such as six airbags, Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), Blind Spot Monitor, and Lane Keep Assist.
Meanwhile, the Alza retains its seven-seat configuration and uses a 1.5-litre engine producing 105 hp and 138 Nm, also paired with a D-CVT gearbox. Standard safety features include six airbags, Vehicle Stability Control, ABS, and Autonomous Emergency Braking, although it remains unconfirmed if the Sri Lankan model includes the full Advanced Safety Assist (ASA 3.0) suite available in Malaysia.
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