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Berjaya Auto Alliance Sdn Bhd (BAASB), Peugeot’s new distributor in Malaysia, has sent out a request to all Peugeot owners in the country to update their personal information on their official Peugeot website.
The exercise is the first step to streamline its system to improve the Peugeot ownership experience in the future. As promised, BAASB’s first mission will be to improve the after-sales service for the brand.
Through this exercise, information such as service reminders, warranty periods, service campaigns, news and additional support would be streamlined and made more accessible for Peugeot owners.
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Owners are required to provide proof of their vehicle registration card, service and warranty booklets, by logging onto the website and completing the information updates. All information collected would be protected per the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) law of Malaysia.
If you have any questions, visit the Peugeot website or drop the customer service an email at customersupport@baasb.com.my. Or you can always call the customer support number 03-7627 8818, which operates from Monday to Friday, 8.30 am – 6.00 pm.
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