Most people enjoy surprises, we would say. The anticipation only builds to make the moment more memorable when it finally does but we’re a weird bunch. We prefer to catch a glimpse of the present being wrapped (in this case, not very well) before we get our hands on it.
Which leads us to this – spyshots of a group of facelifted Perodua Myvis being loaded onto trailers and loitering by the road in Section 17, Petaling Jaya. The entire ensemble is on display with the 1.3 and 1.5 models, of which they can be differentiated by the accompanying front grille and wheel design.
Bookings for the Perodua Myvi facelift were opened earlier this month, with prices beginning at RM41,500 (on-the-road with insurance) for the base 1.3 Standard G model and topping out at RM58,500 for the flagship 1.5 Advance variant. No mechanical changes are touted with the same engine/gearbox combo soldiering on.
Additional goodies on the refreshed variant include front parking sensors (available on all but the base 1.3 Standard G), an anti-snatch hook and a retractable cup holder located under the driver’s right air-con vent. The facelifted Myvi also boasts a four-star ASEAN NCAP rating over the pre-facelift’s three-star score.
With several equipment crossing over between different variants, here is a quick rundown on what’s available on each spec:
Perodua Myvi 1.3 Standard G
Equipment
- 1.3 litre K3-VE DVVT engine with 89 hp and 117 Nm
- Reflector headlights
- “Aerodynamic design” bumpers
- 14-inch eight-spoke alloy wheels
- Fabric seats
- Radio CD player
Pricing
- 1.3 Standard G MT – RM41,500 (solid)
- 1.3 Standard G MT – RM41,900 (metallic)
- 1.3 Standard G AT – RM44,500 (solid)
- 1.3 Standard G AT – RM44,900 (metallic)
Perodua Myvi 1.3 Premium X
Equipment (in addition to 1.3 Standard G)
- Front corner parking sensors
- Radio CD player with MP3/WMA, USB and Bluetooth
- Blacked-out B-pillar
- Front foglights
- Chrome door handles
- Basic rear spoiler
- ABS, EBD and BA
Pricing
- 1.3 Premium X AT – RM47,500 (solid)
- 1.3 Premium X AT – RM47,900 (metallic)
Perodua Myvi 1.5 SE
Equipment (in addition to 1.3 Premium X)
- 1.5 litre 3SZ-VE DVVT engine with 102 hp and 136 Nm
- “Sporty design” bumpers
- Projector headlamps with LED guide lights
- Clear taillamps
- Contoured rear spoiler
- 14-inch spiral-themed alloy wheels
- Fabric semi-bucket seats
- Solar and security window film
Pricing
- 1.5 SE MT – RM50,500 (solid)
- 1.5 SE MT – RM50,900 (metallic)
- 1.5 SE AT – RM53,500 (solid)
- 1.5 SE AT – RM53,900 (metallic)
Perodua Myvi 1.5 Advance
Equipment (in addition to 1.5 SE)
- Leather semi-bucket seats
- Touchscreen multimedia system with navigation and reverse camera
Pricing
- 1.5 Advance AT – RM58,500 (solid)
- 1.5 Advance AT – RM58,900 (metallic)
Additional showroom pix by sudonano.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post reveal a mostly negative sentiment towards the 2015 Perodua Myvi facelift, criticizing its design, which many find ugly and uninspired, comparing it unfavorably to older models or other cars like the Proton Iriz. Several comments express disappointment over the lack of significant mechanical or safety improvements, with some highlighting missing features like ESC and projector headlights. There’s notable disdain for the dullness of the update, criticizing the bumper redesign and color choices. A few comments mention the car's high resale value and reliability, acknowledging its popularity, but overall, the tone is critical, focusing on aesthetics and perceived lack of innovation, with some sarcastic remarks about the car's resemblance to other models or even a toy car.