Our newest walk-around video sees us get up close and personal with “Malaysia’s first Energy Efficient Vehicle” – the recently-launched Perodua Axia. Being the little Viva‘s successor and the car with the lowest starting price in the country, this is about as significant as cars get.
We’ve told you all about the Axia – in our extensive launch report, exhaustive gallery and initial driving impressions from not one, not two, but three points of view – but as we always say, nothing beats seeing things move, work and come to life before your very eyes.
The range-topping Perodua Axia Advance is the focus of this video, but we compress all there is to know about, and everything surrounding, Perodua’s new baby, including a breakdown of the specs and pricing, safety and warranty, and how it got its EEV status.
We also show and demonstrate all the different seat configurations (how much stuff can we cram in?), how much room there is for occupants in the back, plus target-specific features like the anti-snatch hook and built-in tissue compartment.
We hope you enjoy the video, and don’t forget to subscribe to our Youtube channel for more! And in case you’re wondering, this isn’t the last you’ll hear from us on the Axia. Not by a long shot…
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