Panasonic Enriches Tomorrow With 45 New Future-Oriented Appliances

October 10, 2022

Panasonic prioritises good health, hygiene and well-being through its “Create Today, Enrich Tomorrow” commitment. 

Panasonic Malaysia has presented its 45 latest consumer product line-up across 9 categories covering refrigerators, water purifiers, rice cookers, washing machines, home showers, TVs, headphones, vacuum cleaners and ceiling fans. This is part of their continuous endeavour to champion solutions that make people’s lives simpler, safer, healthier, more enjoyable, more connected, and more productive.

Anchored by its new brand action tagline “Create Today. Enrich Tomorrow.”, Panasonic places high emphasis on enriching holistic well-being and helping people live their best lives through beneficial, high-quality products.

“Our long-standing mission established by our founder is that our corporation should contribute to society. This new tagline truly represents our goal to enhance the quality of lives of people around the world everyday. We do this through our dedication in creating high-quality products that improve their personal well-being,” said Mr. Keisuke Nishida, Managing Director of Panasonic Malaysia.

With the heightened awareness and need to live healthy lives with a priority on hygiene, Panasonic is making it a point to help Malaysians clean safe, eat safe, drink safe, breathe safe and dress safe. This is a nationwide commitment for Malaysians to “Feel Safe Everyday” anytime and anywhere by relying on Panasonic products that offer 360° protection for the whole family’s wellbeing.

Nishida continued, “Malaysian families across generations have relied on Panasonic as a trusted brand to fulfil their home and lifestyle needs for more than a century now. This speaks volumes to the confidence to have in our brand and is what fuels and inspires us to continue designing the right products and solutions that enrich people’s lives and wellbeing.”

The new products launched today fall under three areas of wellbeing – inner, outer and spatial wellbeing.

“Contributing and adding value to the holistic wellbeing of society is the foundation of the new products.

“Inner Wellbeing starts from the kitchen through healthy eating while Outer Wellbeing focuses on physical hygiene. Spatial Wellbeing creates the best experiential and comfortable living atmosphere at home that is safe and clean,” added Nishida.

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