Honda vehicle sales for May-July period declines 52% year-on-year


Honda Malaysia managing director and CEO Madoka Chujo

KUALA LUMPUR: Honda Malaysia’s car sales declined by 52 per cent year-on-year from May to July 2021 as its business operations were affected by the implementation of the Full Movement Control Order (FMCO) by the government due to the drastic rise in COVID-19 cases.

In a statement today, managing director and chief executive officer Madoka Chujo said the company sold about 5,700 units during the period compared to close to 12,000 units sold in the same period last year when the country was under the Conditional MCO and Recovery MCO.

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