Sime Beyond Auto opens sixth BYD outlet in Sri Petaling


The newly opened BYD Sri Petaling showroom showcases the latest BYD models, including the BYD ATTO 2 and BYD SEALION 7, offering customers an immersive electric vehicle retail experience.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sime Beyond Auto, a subsidiary of Sime Motors, has opened its sixth BYD outlet in Malaysia with the launch of BYD Sri Petaling.

In a statement, the company said the new 1S outlet is located in the Bukit Jalil-Sri Petaling corridor and will serve customers in the surrounding area.

The Sri Petaling outlet is expected to be upgraded in August with a redesigned showroom and customer facilities.

“Sime Beyond Auto’s growth story reflects our commitment to expanding access to the BYD brand and strengthening our presence across Malaysia.

“Every new outlet reflects our drive to bring the BYD experience closer to Malaysians while raising the standards of automotive retail and aftersales excellence,” managing director of Malaysia Retail & Distribution at Sime Motors, Vi Thim Juan said.

With the opening of the Sri Petaling outlet, Sime Beyond Auto now operates six BYD dealerships nationwide, comprising Ara Damansara, Mid Valley Southkey, Kuala Lumpur @ TREC, Tebrau, Mansion Macalister in Penang and Sri Petaling.

Sime Beyond Auto said customers who book a BYD ATTO 3 at any of its outlets this weekend will be eligible for promotional packages worth up to RM14,000 and a lucky draw with prizes worth up to RM1,000.

Separately, customers who place bookings at any Sime Beyond Auto branch between July 1 and Sept 30, 2026, will stand a chance to win a motorcycle worth RM39,900.

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