A Toyota Passo Sette 3-row MPV or rather the upcoming new Perodua MPV was spotted by reader Goniothalamus on his KL-Bentong journey.
The compact people mover had barely any disguise on, with only a few simple black tapes covering key identification marks such as the badges. In fact looking at the position of the badges that are covered up and the typical Japanese rear window black tinting, it could potentially just be an actual Passo Sette from Japan (compare to this photo), which means this car doesn’t necessarily belong to Perodua.
Toyota Passo Sette Interior
Perodua MD Datuk Syed Hafiz has previously indicated that the Perodua MPV (codenamed Perodua D46T for now) will be sold with a price tag of between RM57k to RM66k and a launch date has been set for somewhere in Q3 this year, which would be anywhere between July to September.
It has already been previously spotted in Malaysia from as early as April this year (check out Perodua MPV photo and video spyshot) and Perodua has also exhibited the Perodua MPV’s interior in Johor.
Look after the jump for all the spyshots.
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Comments express anticipation and mixed opinions about the upcoming Perodua MPV, comparing it to Proton Exora and other models like Avanza, Livina, and Wish. Many highlight its smaller size, cheaper price, and potential advantages like Toyota DNA and perceived reliability, while criticizing its small third-row seats and lack of features like additional air conditioning vents or crash ratings. Several commenters mention that it is likely a rebadged or locally assembled Japanese model (Passo Sette or Boon Luminas), with some reflections on its practicality for Malaysian families and the competitive auto industry. Overall, sentiments range from excitement and support for local innovation to skepticism about quality, safety, and value, with many expecting it to be a popular choice among affordability-conscious buyers.