Reader Piji spotted these two heavily taped up hatchbacks on test en route back to his kampung earlier today. It seems to be like both the original Toyota Passo/Daihatsu Boon as well as the Perodua version (next generation Perodua Myvi) are on test together.
The picture above with the number plate B1322A is certainly the new Myvi on test – compared to the original Boon/Passo, the number plate has been moved up to the hatchlid instead of positioned on the bumper, and the tail lamps have a more vertical shape compared to the smaller Passo tail lamps.
This baby looks like the original Toyota/Daihatsu vehicle, with the trade plate B1331A. Notice the smaller and bulgier tail lamps, the rear number plate on the bumper, and a handle to open the hatch exposed. The smaller tail lamps give the Japanese market look a cuter and more bulbous appearance compared to Perodua’s take on the styling.
Even though the next generation Perodua Myvi is disguised quite heavily in these set of pics, we previously posted another set which features very minimal disguise on the rear of the car, you can check them out here, or in a gallery after the jump.
Look after the jump for the full spyshot gallery.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the new Perodua Myvi focus on its design as a facelift rather than a new generation model, with many noting minimal changes to the body shape, rear lights, and overall look. Some express disappointment, hoping for a more innovative redesign, while others praise its sporty appearance. Discussions also compare it to the Toyota Passo, with opinions on the front and rear lamp designs and platform similarities. There is skepticism about pricing, with concerns over it potentially being expensive despite being a facelift. Several comments suggest that Perodua should incorporate more advanced features like turbo engines, but many feel the car looks similar to current or older models, leading to mixed reactions about its decisiveness as a new model. Overall, sentiments are a mix of anticipation, criticism, and comparisons to other compact cars, with little excitement for major innovation.