Peugeot Motocycles has officially entered into the Malaysian market, by partnering with Aveta International. The launch signals the positioning Malaysia as a strategic hub for the brand’s Southeast Asian expansion.
This introduction shows the increasing need for stylish urban mobility solutions, as Peugeot Motocycles aims to transform the premium scooter market with its unique “Allure” philosophy, combining design, performance, and practicality for everyday use.
At launch, Peugeot Motocycles Malaysia introduces a curated line-up of four models designed to cater to a wide spectrum of riders:
• XP400 GT – A premium crossover scooter engineered for both urban and light adventure riding at RM43,990.00
• Django Café Racer – A bold, retro-inspired model with sporty character at RM16,990.00.
• Django Classic – Timeless styling paired with modern functionality at RM14,990.00.
• Speedfight 4+ – A dynamic urban scooter starting from RM9,990.00.
“Notably, the introduction of the XP400 GT marks a first-of-its-kind entry for Peugeot Motocycles in Malaysia, bringing a unique crossover scooter segment that combines versatility with premium appeal. With bookings now officially open and deliveries already underway across our expanding nationwide dealer network, we are excited to make this new category accessible to Malaysian riders”, said Steven Lim, Group Managing Director of Aveta International.
“As part of our long-term commitment to the market, we are also proud to support the local assembly of selected models, including the Django range and Speedfight 4+, through a Completely Knocked Down (CKD) programme under Aveta’s Eco 5 initiative – further strengthening our efforts to build a sustainable and locally anchored ecosystem for the brand.”
This move is supported by a local assembly facility, showing that Aveta International is making a big investment to support Peugeot’s brand, improve access, and enhance aftersales services.
Peugeot Motorcycles Malaysia will gradually open 10 to 15 exclusive dealerships in important city areas throughout 2026.
• First flagship Experience Centre: Bukit Tambun, Penang (opening 9 May 2026)
• Upcoming presence: Johor Bahru and Klang Valley (early June 2026)
Customers will enjoy complete aftersales support through Peugeot service centres, which are well-connected with Aveta’s “Aveta Care on Wheels” mobile service.
Peugeot Motocycles, established in 1898, has a rich history of over a century in French engineering, design, and innovation. The brand follows its “Allure” philosophy, combining style with practicality and making innovation emotional. Peugeot has been important in urban mobility by creating two-wheelers that offer both usefulness and unique European style.
In Malaysia, this growth is supported by Aveta International, which helps to set up and expand Peugeot Motocycles’ dealer and aftersales network across the country. This partnership ensures that Malaysian riders have easy access, reliable service, and a smooth ownership experience.
With Malaysia’s urban mobility landscape rapidly evolving, Peugeot Motorcycles is targeting:
• Urban professionals seeking stylish daily transport
• Lifestyle enthusiasts drawn to European design
• Collectors of premium heritage marques
Each model is engineered with advanced features including:
• i-Connect digital dashboards
• Advanced ABS and SBC braking systems
• Smart-key technology
• High-rigidity chassis for enhanced stability and control
Peugeot Motorcycles Malaysia is aligning its roadmap with Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) while evaluating electric two-wheelers. The brand is also exploring smart city solutions and last-mile mobility, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable urban transportation.
“Malaysia represents a key strategic market for Peugeot Motorcycles in Southeast Asia. With its dynamic urban landscape and growing demand for premium mobility solutions, we are confident that our unique blend of French design, innovation, and practicality will resonate strongly with Malaysian riders,” said Laurent Lilti, Chief Executive Officer of Peugeot Motocycle Groupe.
The brand is aiming for over 3,000 units in its first year, reflecting a measured yet confident approach to market entry.