Car Buyer's Guide

Overview

The Perodua Myvi is a B-segment five-seat hatchback and one of Malaysia’s default daily cars, suited to first-time buyers, small families and anyone who wants a straightforward petrol runabout. The current D51A-generation range starts from RM46,500, with 1.3- and 1.5-litre engines, CVT automatic transmission and five variants.

Myvi in 2026 — what's new

For 2026, the current Myvi carries on with no confirmed model-year mechanical or equipment change. The range remains five variants: 1.3 G without PSDA, 1.3 G, 1.5 X, 1.5 H and 1.5 AV. The live news around the nameplate is a RM1,500 July 2026 discount and the next-generation Myvi in development, with a unique Malaysian design, Daihatsu export rebadge and hybrid likely.

Variants (5)

RM46,500–RM59,900 · est. from RM475/mo

Which variant to buy

Most buyers should start with the 1.5 X at RM50,900: it keeps the CVT and five-seat layout but uses the 1,496 cc, 102 hp engine instead of the 1,329 cc, 94 hp unit in the 1.3 G. The 1.3 G without PSDA costs RM46,500; the 1.3 G is RM48,500. Pay RM54,900 for the 1.5 H or RM59,900 for the 1.5 AV only if their trim and equipment suit you — mechanically, both share the same 1.5-litre, 102 hp CVT layout.

Colours

across the range — availability varies by variant

  • Electric Blue Metallic
  • Glittering Silver Metallic
  • Ivory White Solid
  • Lava Red Metallic
  • Granite Grey Metallic
  • Cranberry Red Metallic

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Verdict

The Myvi remains the Malaysian default for a reason: it is deeply familiar and fits the first-car, family-runabout and no-nonsense daily roles it has long served. Running costs are a major part of the appeal, with the current D-CVT Myvi tied to official scheduled-service pricing. It is not the cheapest B-segment hatchback on sale; the Proton Iriz starts at RM42,800, below the Myvi’s RM46,500 entry point.

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Perodua Myvi sales in Malaysia

29,112 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #4 best-selling model this year.

8,238 Jul 2025 Jun 2026 Full Myvi sales data, month by month →

Perodua Myvi resale value

What a used Myvi holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.

A three-year-old Myvi holds about 87% of its original value — stronger than the market average of 64%. The slower the line falls, the better it holds its value.
0% 50% 100% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Age (years)
Perodua Myvi Market average
Year Trade guide Typical asking Dealer sold Holds
2026 RM50,900 RM49,800 (7) 98%
2025 RM45,100 RM48,999 (23) 97%
2024 RM42,150 RM47,800 (55) 94%
2023 RM39,850 RM43,888 (55) 87%
2022 RM37,400 RM41,800 (100) 83%
2021 RM35,000 RM37,800 (127) RM48,800 76%
2020 RM33,100 RM36,800 (153) RM47,200 76%
2019 RM28,400 RM34,800 (193) RM45,050 75%
2018 RM27,100 RM32,900 (175) RM42,800 71%
2017 RM24,600 RM28,800 (169) RM37,800 60%

Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.

Generations

Rivals to consider

same class, similar money

Perodua Myvi FAQ

How much is the Perodua Myvi in Malaysia?

The Perodua Myvi costs RM46,500 to RM59,900 in Malaysia. The range starts with the 1.3 G without PSDA and tops out with the 1.5 AV.

Which Perodua Myvi variant should I buy?

Pick the 1.5 X if you want the stronger 1,496 cc, 102 hp engine without going to the higher 1.5 H or 1.5 AV. Choose the 1.3 G variants only if the lower purchase price matters more.

Is a new Perodua Myvi coming?

A next-generation Myvi is in development. It will use a unique Malaysian design, be rebadged by Daihatsu for export and is likely to include a hybrid, but the current D51A remains on sale in 2026.

What engines does the Perodua Myvi get?

The Myvi uses either a 1,329 cc petrol engine with 94 hp or a 1,496 cc petrol engine with 102 hp. All listed variants use a CVT automatic transmission and seat five.

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