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Over in the UK, Perodua has teamed up with Wolfrace Wheels, a UK-based wheel and design house, to come up with the Myvi Wolfrace Design Concept. The car is based on a standard specification Myvi, but features a number of enhancements, primarily visual.
Items include a luxurious leather/alcantara interior, black polished 16-inch Wolfrace Shark Alutec 5-spoke alloy wheels, low profile Falken tyres and a lowered suspension with Eibach springs.
Elsewhere, the car gets a Wolfrace graphics pack in signature colours as well as a contrasting red tailgate spoiler and mirrors, rear window privacy glass, twin chrome exhaust and high-end Vibe audio upgrade, which includes a bass enclosure. It’s scheduled for production in early October.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly express mixed reactions to the Perodua Myvi Wolfrace concept, with some praising its design and gadgets,while others criticize it as outdated or poorly styled, likening it to a "long face" or "werewolf face". There’s skepticism about its market relevance in the UK, discussions about different editions and variants, and jokes about marketing strategies. Several comments mention the export version having better features than Malaysian models, and some reference emission standards and engine types restricting Proton’s European sales. A few comments humorously speculate about the car’s place in shows like BBC Top Gear or Jeremy Clarkson’s reviews. Overall, reactions are a blend of admiration for the car’s features, humor, and criticism of design choices and market strategy.