Remember the lime green Daihatsu A-Concept that was showcased at the Indonesia International Motor Show earlier this year?
It was a concept car developed with the involvement of Indonesians with the technical support of Daihatsu Japan. They were pretty vague about what segment the A-Concept was competing in though – it looked a little bigger than a typical A-segment car, but it had a lower roofline than a typical JDM B-segment tall hatchback like the Myvi – shaped more like a Fiesta or Mazda 2.
Imagine if the Daihatsu A-Concept was toned down for production and given a Perodua badge for sale in Malaysia – that’s what Theophilus Chin sought to achieve with his latest image manipulation project.
The A-Concept was given production side mirrors, a rear wiper, door handles, mud guards, a more production-looking rear light cluster, a hatch-mounted number plate holder (as with all Perodua cars), body colored roof and A pillars, and a revised front to carry a look similar to the new Myvi’s face. It’s colour was also given the popular bluish grey Perodua paint.
What do you think – do you like it?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show excitement and positive anticipation for the proposed next-generation Perodua Viva design, with many praising its stylish, compact look reminiscent of Hyundai or Polo. Some mention it looks better than current models like the Myvi, expressing eagerness to buy if it matches the rendering. A few critics criticize the design originality, build quality, or safety features, but overall, most see this rendering as an attractive, promising concept that could boost Perodua's appeal.