[ UPDATE: The Perodua Viva has been launched! Click here for full details on specifications and pricing, as well as many clear photos of both exterior and interior! ]
It’s been awhile since we’ve seen sightings of the upcoming 2007 Perodua Kancil replacement model – the last was shots of a blue one and a white one somewhere up Genting. Here are a series of 3 spyshots of the Perodua Kancil replacement model being tested in Mines, on the way to Bangi. Thanks to reader Tau. Two other photos after the jump.
It looks like one of these cars are a high spec version while the other is a low spec version. If you look at the wing mirror of the car below that’s likely to be a high spec version of the car, there seems to be some gray item which looks like a clear plastic insert – it’s not clear but it looks like it could be a signal light.
The front design is very similiar to the Perodua XX06 Concept shown recently at the 2006 KL International Motor Show. Have a look at the other links I listed below for other spyshots of the Kancil replacement model.
More news and spyshots of the 2007 Kancil Replacement Model:
Perodua Viva to launch in May 2007
Perodua Viva Photos on Forum
Perodua Viva to be unveiled mid-2007
New Daihatsu Mira launched in Japan
Kancil Replacement Model (Perodua Viva) sighted in Mines
Kancil Replacement Model (Perodua Viva) spotted!
Kancil and Kelisa Replacements in first half 2007 (Perodua Viva)
Upcoming Perodua Kelisa replacement?
Could this be a Kancil Replacement Model?
New Perodua Kancil / Kelisa coming down our alley?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments about the Kancil replacement model highlight positive anticipation, with many expecting it to be a practical, spacious, and fuel-efficient car, influenced by Daihatsu Mira Avy and Daihatsu Cuore designs. Some appreciate its modern look and resemblance to the Myvi or Daihatsu models, while others express hope for better safety features like airbags and ABS. Several comments acknowledge that the car may be rebadged and note its size increase over previous versions. Critics focus on the small engine size, perceived underpower, safety concerns, and the car's basic build, with some urging Perodua to improve quality and safety standards. Overall, enthusiasm is evident, with many eager to see the car launched and reserve one, viewing it as a good budget option for Malaysian consumers.