Micro (cars)

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Micro Cars
Type Public
Founded 1995
Headquarters Peliyagoda, Sri Lanka
Key people Dr. Lawrence Perara, Founder
C.P.Guhashanka, Member of Board of directors
Sabri Wahid, Member of Board of directors
Roy De Silva, Member of Board of directors
Industry Automotive industry
Products Micro Privilege
Micro MPV Junior III
Micro Trend
Micro MX7
Micro Rexton II
Micro Kyron
Micro Actyon
Micro Actyon Sports
Micro Duodeck
Micro Primemover
Micro Agri
Website www.microcars.lk

Micro Cars is a automobile company based in Peliyagoda, Sri Lanka, Founded in 1995. This was established by automobile engineer, Dr. Lawrence Perara. Their first introduction was "Micro Privilege" which had 1000cc gasoline engine with inline 4 cylinders. After that they have produced Micro MPV Junior van and the Micro Trend hatchback which are somewhat advanced than the first introduction.

As Sri Lanka's first ever car, the "Micro" is designed, developed and prototyped to be manufactured locally with at least 60% of local content. The prototype was prepared in 1999 with the running chassis, making its debut run in December. The body was modeled in styling clay and then transferred to composite for final analysis in June 2000.

Its first car was legally registered only in 2003 after a lengthy battle with the motor car registration department of the country.

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[edit] Micro Privilege

Micro Privilege is the first ever locally manufactured vehicle in Sri Lanka. The car was designed to provide safer, economical, environmental friendly and affordable means of transport for the masses of the country, where it would be possible for majority of our people to own a car.

The car is powered by 1000cc Inline 4 cylinder EFI gasoline engine. Transmission system is 5 speed manual. It includes other common options which can be found in other normal cars, such as Crystal Head lamps, Factory fitted air conditioner, 13” wheel rim, Radio CD/cassette player, Electric window (Front & Rear), Central Locking with remote, etc.

[edit] Micro Trend

The Micro Trend is a city car produced by Micro Cars Ltd. Sri Lanka. It was designed by Italy's Pininfarina and Hafei Motors. It was first introduced in January 2003 and sales began by April 2003.

[edit] Micro Actyon

This is the SUV manufactured in Sri Lanka by micro car company. It has a 2.0 Litre Intercooler Turbo Diesel Common Rail Direct Injection 3rd Generation VGT (Variable Geometry Turbo) A200XVT Engine producing a maximum power of Power 141hp @ 4,000 rpm and a maximum Torque 310Nm @ 1,800 rpm. It also comprises a 6 Speed Automatic with Tip-Tronic transmission or 5 Speed Manual transmission together with a Part time 4WD system with shift on the fly to 2WD.

[edit] Micro Actyon Sport

This is the pick up truck of Micro Car Co Lts. It is made on the basic plan of Micro Actyon but in the model of a double cab.

[edit] Micro Double-Decker bus

This is a luxury bus designed and manufactured by Micro Cars ltd. Passenger comfort has been Micro Cars' main priority, as well as convenience, low floor arrangement, so that people can get into the bus easily, state-of-the-art technology and safety, ABS breaks, full air-conditioning, and even automatic doors. The bus has seating for 102 persons and standing room for 26. The engine and chassis are imported whereas the rest are manufactured and made in Sri Lanka.

[edit] Micro Rexton II

Micro Rexton II

This is the SUV made by Micro Car Co Lts in collaboration with Ssanyong Motors,South Korea. This is a very impressive ,stylish SUV.Has a Mercedes Benz technology included 2.7 liter Diesel Engine with tip-tronic transmisson.

[edit] Micro MPV

Micro MPV is Company's first mini van made at start of the company.


At present Micro Car company is assembling SUVs in Sri Lanka collaborated with SsangYong motors Korea. The vehicles are the SsangYong Kyron, SsangYong Actyon and Ssangyong Rexton, all powered by Mercedes-Benz engines.this is not ture

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