New 2020 Perodua Bezza has 4 variants, G/X/AV - which to pick?

Perodua has given their only sedan a facelift. The 2020 Perodua Bezza is now sleeker with new modern touches but major changes have been made in terms of variants. So, what do you get in the various variants on offer? Here’s a quick guide.

As you know, the Bezza is now pricier than before and has gained 2 new colour schemes; Garnet Red (1.3-litre variants only) and Granite Grey.

Model 2020 Price
(RM)

2019 Price
(RM)

Difference
(RM)

Bezza 1.0 MT

Replaces GXtra 1.0 MT

34,580 34,490 + 90

Bezza 1.0 AT

Replaces GXtra 1.0 AT

36,580 36,290 + 290
Bezza 1.3 Premium X MT Discontinued 40,090 -
Bezza 1.3 Premium X AT 43,980 41,890 + 2,090
Bezza 1.3 AV AT 49,980 47,790 + 2,190

But Perodua has also done away with 2 variants; namely the Bezza 1.0 GXtra (both manual and auto) and 1.3 Premium X manual.

2020 Perodua Bezza 1.0G variant

The Bezza 1.0 GXtra is replaced by the 1.0 G, available in both automatic and manual transmissions. The move is probably to streamline the variants across the brand’s models, as demand for manual transmission cars is on the decline.

2020 Perodua Bezza 1.3X with Gearup accessories

With this new update, the Bezza has definitely up the ante for the A-segment sedan market. Especially the 1.3 AV, which is now the cheapest sedan to come with autonomous emergency braking (AEB), or as Perodua calls it A.S.A 2.0.

AEB sensors on the Perodua Bezza 1.3 AV

If value for money is what you’re looking for then the Bezza 1.3X is the variant for you. As the car still comes with all the important safety features that you need like VSC, Traction Control, and even Brake Asist (BA). 

The only features the 1.3X misses out are the new A.S.A 2.0 and reverse camera, the latter is not really a big deal on a car this small.

Other than that, the 1.3X also comes with the all-important Bluetooth connection. So, unless you insist on having A.S.A. 2.0, Smart Link and reverse camera, then you will have to fork out a cool RM 6,000 more for the 1.3 AV. 

What do you think? Would you opt for the top-spec Bezza 1.3 AV to get all the bells and whistles? Or will the 1.3X variant be enough for you?

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