Honda Malaysia has announced it has successfully delivered 2,200 units of the WR-V since the compact SUV’s official launch debut here in July 2023. The company also took the time to celebrate Nurain Binti Mohamad, …
since the compact SUV’s official launch debut here in July 2023. The company also took the time to celebrate Nurain Binti Mohamad, who is the first customer the booking made for the WR-V in the country.Ultra Glass Body Coating“We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our customers for their trust in the Honda brand and support for the all-new WR-V, which is a brand-new model in the non-national small SUV segment,” said Hironobu Yoshimura, managing director and CEO of Honda Malaysia.
“When Honda Malaysia announced that they were launching the all-new WR-V, I did some research on the car and was immediately impressed by its design and features. The model has a young and energetic profile, showcased by its stylish and striking appearance that reflects my personality,” commented Nurain.
“I like that the all-new WR-V has a compact design on the outside but still has ample room on the inside. Thus, I believe I can enjoy a pleasant on-the-road experience with utmost comfort when driving this car on my daily commute. This model is the perfects small SUV that I have been searching for!” she added.
“We are very honoured that we were the one who sealed the deal with Nurain and delivered the first registered all-new WR-V to its owner in Malaysia. The steadfast support from our customers is the driving force that moves us forward. We are committed to going beyond our customers’ expectations and will continue to deliver high-quality sales and after-sales services to all Honda customers,” said Ng Jit Hua, owner of Accord Auto.
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