2020 will be an interesting year for car buyers in Malaysia, as manufacturers are gearing up to introduce a long list of new models.The 2020 Perodua Bezza kicked things off in early-January, followed by the updated Volkswagen Passat, BMW X1, BMW 320i, and Mazda CX-30.But what’s coming next?2020 Nissan AlmeraThe all-new Nissan Almera is now even better looking than beforeThe upcoming all-new Nissan Almera is an important model for Nissan Malaysia, as it has been quite a while since the comp

Perodua has introduced the third-generation Myvi in Mauritius, the third export market after Indonesia and Singapore for its popular B-segment hatchback.Set to be distributed by local distributor Raouf Dusmohamud & Co Ltd, the Perodua Myvi is priced at 699,000 Mauritian Rupees (~RM 81,300) for the 1.3G AT and 775,000 Mauritian Rupees (~RM 90,140) for the 1.5H AT. Both prices are on-the-road with insurance.Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer Dato’ Zainal Abidin Ahmad said, &ld

Before you brush this off as yet another criticism against our own domestic products, let us make it clear that the Perodua Myvi is probably the best point A to point B car on sale right now.As a daily car, the Perodua Myvi is close to perfection. It does its job so well that it’s quite hard to justify paying more for a Honda Jazz – does the Jazz have a built-in Smart Tag, or AEB? Guessed so. The Honda Jazz’s Ultra Seats is nice to have but how often do you even fold the rear s

It doesn’t have one. The new Perodua Myvi does not come with an active ‘Eco Mode’ which alters the powertrain to be more fuel-efficient.Unlike the ‘Eco Mode’ you find in Hondas, Toyotas and BMWs which changes the transmission and engine mapping, the Perodua Myvi only has an Eco indicator.What Eco indicator does is tell you whether you’re driving in a fuel-efficient manner. It takes into account your speed, throttle input and the gear selected to determine whet

ASA is short for Advanced Safety Assist, and it’s found on the Perodua Myvi and Aruz - but only on the highest 1.5 AV variant.ASA is Perodua’s marketing term for what is generically known as ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System). Never mind about the confusing terminologies, here’s a simple explanation of what ASA does and whether is it worth your money.In short, ASA is a safety feature that steps in when the driver is distracted and doesn’t notice the danger ahead. It

Following the footsteps of the recently-introduced Axia Style, Perodua is said to be working on an SUV-styled Myvi, set for a debut in the coming months.Expected to be called Myvi Style, the forthcoming model could receive the same styling (heh) cues as the Axia Style.As such, the new Myvi Style should be getting SUV-inspired front and rear ends, fender extension pieces, and unique wheels.This is the regular Perodua MyviThe interior of the new Myvi Style is also said to get different seat uphols