RM 93,000 - 97,000

The 2019 Toyota Rush is a B-segment SUV that challenges the Perodua Aruz and Honda BR-V . It made its debut back in 2018, and is built in Perodua's Rawang plant.  Priced between RM 93,000 to RM 97,000, the Toyota Rush commands a price premium over the Perodua Aruz, which is essentially the same car. ( Toyota Rush – Don’t rush into buying one until you read this )

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The 2017 Honda BR-V was a breath of fresh air in the 7-seater car market. Back when it was launched, the Honda BR-V was marketed to offer 7 seats in the form of an SUV and drives like a "car" rather than an MPV. Back then, the Honda BR-V's biggest competitor was the Toyota Avanza but as the years went by, the Honda BR-V found itself facing competition from the Toyota Rush and the Perodua Aruz as well. Honda BR-V – why it’s so much more comfortable than the Perodua Aruz?

RM 86,300 - 113,300

The Proton X50 is Proton's first-ever B-segment SUV. The model is based on the China-market Geely Binyue and will challenge the likes of the Honda HR-V and Mazda CX-3. The Proton X50 gets the choice of two turbocharged 1.5-litre engines, mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch (DCT) automatic transmission.

RM 62,500 - 73,400

The 2021 Perodua Ativa brings the fight to the Proton X50, and presents a whole lot of firsts for Perodua. With three generously-specced variants (X, H, and AV), the Ativa marks the first time a turbocharged engine/CVT combo is fitted into a Perodua. 

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RM 89,900 - 107,900

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