Total vehicle sales to fall


PETALING JAYA: Total vehicle sales could plunge 20% this year, as the Covid-19 crisis wreaks havoc on the auto industry.

Affin Hwang Capital in a report yesterday said it expects March and April car sales volume to be badly hit due to the temporary suspension of operations, which has been extended to April 14 under the movement control order.

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