Proton Perodua Save Kaw Kaw: Unlock Bigger Car Insurance Savings Now!
Summary: Proton and Perodua owners can now enjoy RM100 off their car insurance renewal. For a limited time only, use the promo code MYR100 and redeem your discount today!
If your Proton or Perodua car insurance is due for renewal, now is the perfect time to save. For a limited time, Proton and Perodua owners can enjoy RM100 off their car insurance renewal premium with our exclusive promo code, MYR100.
Whether you drive a Perodua Axia for your daily commute or a Proton X50 for family road trips, renewing your car insurance is now quicker, easier, and more affordable with PolicyStreet’s “Proton Perodua Save Kaw Kaw” promotional campaign. Simply apply the promo code during checkout and enjoy kaw kaw savings on your renewal.
If you're unsure about the process, check out our guide on How to Renew Your Car Insurance Online in Malaysia.
What Is the "Proton Perodua Save Kaw Kaw" Promo?
Promo Code: MYR100
Eligibility:
Applicable to all Proton and Perodua private passenger vehicles
Enjoy MYR100 off your car insurance renewal premium
Valid until 24 June 2026. Limited redemptions are available while stocks last.
How to Redeem Your Promo Code
Claiming your discount is as easy as ABC:
Visit the PolicyStreet website and enter your vehicle details. It takes less than 2 minutes.
At checkout, enter MYR100 to apply your discount instantly and watch the price drop before your eyes.
Select the coverage that best suits your needs and complete the payment.
Which Proton & Perodua Models Are Eligible?
The promo applies to all Proton and Perodua car models registered in Malaysia.
Not sure if your model qualifies? Simply enter your IC number, vehicle registration number, email address, phone number, and postcode into our quote tool, and our system will let you know instantly.
Don't Forget: Renewing Your Road Tax Requires a Valid Insurance Policy
In Malaysia, a valid motor insurance policy is required before you can renew your road tax. This applies whether you renew through MyJPJ, Pos Malaysia, or authorised channels.
The two go hand in hand. If your insurance lapses, even for a day, you risk:
Being unable to renew your road tax through MyJPJ or Pos Malaysia
Driving without valid insurance coverage, which is both illegal and risky
Facing penalties or fines from the authorities
Planning to renew your road tax too? Read our guide on How to Calculate Your Road Tax in Malaysia.
Renew early, save with our promo, and stay road-legal — all in one simple step.
Save Kaw Kaw — Renew Today
Your Proton or Perodua works hard for you every day. Give it the protection it deserves without overpaying. With the promo code MYR100, you’ll get the coverage you need at a price that won't hurt your wallet.
The clock is ticking. This promo is available until 24 June 2026 and is subject to limited redemptions. Don't miss out.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Who is eligible for the Proton Perodua Save Kaw Kaw promo code?
The promotion is exclusively for owners of Proton and Perodua vehicles registered in Malaysia. The discount applies to private car insurance renewals only and does not apply to commercial vehicles.
2. How much can I save with this promo code?
You'll enjoy RM100 off your car insurance renewal premium. The exact amount you save will depend on your vehicle model, sum insured, and coverage type, but the discount is applied directly to your renewal premium.
3. Can I use this promo code more than once?
No. The promo code can only be used once per eligible policy renewal.
4. Can I renew my policy before its expiry date?
Yes. You can renew your car insurance up to two months before your policy expiry date. Your new coverage period will begin from your existing expiry date, so you won't lose any remaining coverage days.
5. Can I renew my insurance if I have outstanding summons?
Yes. Outstanding summons do not affect your car insurance renewal. You can proceed with your insurance renewal as usual regardless of any outstanding summons.
However, you cannot renew your road tax if you have outstanding summons — because outstanding summons will cause you to get blacklisted by JPJ/PDRM, which will block your road tax renewal entirely.
