A 22-year-old student from Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Nik Akmal Afifah binti Nik Mohd Fuad, has won the grand prize of a Perodua Myvi through the P-Circle Lucky Draw campaign held during the Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) 2026.
The contest ran throughout KLIMS 2026 from 12 to 21 June 2026, with participants required to download Perodua’s P-Circle super app and activate its integrated P-Duit e-wallet feature. The campaign attracted thousands of entries during the exhibition.
Nik Akmal Afifah received the grand prize, a Perodua Myvi 1.3 G in Ivory White, at Perodua’s headquarters in Rawang on 3 July 2026.
Nearly 38,000 Visitors At Perodua’s KLIMS 2026 Booth
According to Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad, the company recorded 37,786 visitors to its KLIMS 2026 booth over the 10-day exhibition.
“Overall, our participation in KLIMS 2026 has been a success with 37,786 people visiting our booth and engaging with the various attractions we offered during the exhibition. The P-Circle Lucky Draw contest saw great interest from the younger generation with Nik Akmal Afifah chosen from those entered the contest.”
Speaking after receiving her new vehicle, Nik Akmal Afifah described the Myvi as a significant upgrade from her current car.
“This is an incredible upgrade from the Perodua Axia I am currently driving. Thank you Perodua! You’re the best!”
Besides the grand prize Myvi, Perodua also selected another 100 lucky winners, each receiving a P-Go Smartwatch as part of the campaign.
P-Circle Super App Expands Beyond Mobility
Perodua’s P-Circle is positioned as a multi-service super app that combines several digital services within a single platform. Besides the P-Duit e-wallet, it also includes health and security applications, a virtual marketplace and its own streaming platform. The app is available in both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
At KLIMS 2026, Perodua also showcased its Chapter 2 (C2) concept, an electric vehicle design study that previews a new styling direction for the company while highlighting future technologies developed by its young in-house design team.
CarTok Editor’s Note
The objective of this campaign wasn’t simply to give away a Myvi. It was to encourage KLIMS visitors to enter Perodua’s digital ecosystem. Getting someone to download an app is relatively easy; convincing them to activate an e-wallet requires a much greater level of commitment. If P-Circle becomes the primary touchpoint between Perodua and its customers throughout the ownership journey, then the cost of one Myvi is a small price to pay for years of customer engagement.
