Perodua Bezza
 (3.5/5)
expert rating
 (3.8/5)
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Perodua Bezza D63D (2016-Present)

The Perodua Bezza has been officially launched on 21 July 2016, with official prices ranging from RM37k to RM51k. The name Bezza is derived from the Malay word beza, which means different.

The Bezza is an in-house effort (there's no existing Daihatsu/Toyota model) with 95% local content, and took RM300 million to develop. Based on the Axia's platform, and shares the same wheelbase length as the Axia.

Also similar to the Axia is the width (1,620 mm) and height (1,510 mm). But with the addition of a very big boot (at 508 litres, it's bigger than the boot of the Vios and there's a full size spare beneath), the Bezza is 510 mm longer than the Axia, at 4,150 mm.

It comes in five variants, with two engine options - 1.0L and 1.3L. Both can be had with a five-speed manual gearbox or four-speed automatic transmission. The top-spec 1.3 Advance is auto-only.

The 1KR-VE 1.0 litre three-cylinder engine is related to the engine in the Axia, but not identical. It gets VVT-i variable valve timing, a higher compression ratio, reduced friction and improved combustion. It produces 67 hp at 6,000 rpm and 91 Nm at 4,400 rpm. The Bezza's 1.3 litre NR Dual VVT-i engine makes 90 hp and 117 Nm.

The six available colours are Lava Red, Ebony Black, Glittering Silver, Solid Ivory White, Sugar Brown and Ocean Blue. The car comes with a five-year or 100,000 km warranty.

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Expert Review

Date Reviewed
8 January 2020
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
The Perodua Bezza has been officially launched on 21 July 2016, with official prices ranging from RM37k to RM51k. The name Bezza is derived from the Malay word beza, which means different. The Bezza is an in-house effort (there's no existing Daihatsu/Toyota model) with 95% local content, and took RM300 million to develop. Based on the Axia's platform, and shares the same wheelbase length as the Axia. Also similar to the Axia is the width (1,620 mm) and height (1,510 mm). But with the addition of a very big boot (at 508 litres, it's bigger than the boot of the Vios and there's a full size spare beneath), the Bezza is 510 mm longer than the Axia, at 4,150 mm. It comes in five variants, with two engine options - 1.0L and 1.3L. Both can be had with a five-speed manual gearbox or four-speed automatic transmission. The top-spec 1.3 Advance is auto-only. The 1KR-VE 1.0 litre three-cylinder engine is related to the engine in the Axia, but not identical. It gets VVT-i variable valve timing, a higher compression ratio, reduced friction and improved combustion. It produces 67 hp at 6,000 rpm and 91 Nm at 4,400 rpm. The Bezza's 1.3 litre NR Dual VVT-i engine makes 90 hp and 117 Nm. The six available colours are Lava Red, Ebony Black, Glittering Silver, Solid Ivory White, Sugar Brown and Ocean Blue. The car comes with a five-year or 100,000 km warranty.
For
  • Strong 1.3 litre Dual VVT-i engine
  • Plenty of space, big boot
  • Stability control on top-spec Advance
  • Standard-fit ABS on all models
Against
  • Unrefined manual gearbox
  • Excessive road noise at speed
  • Steering is slow and imprecise

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
12 September 2023
Performance
Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
1.3 Advance (2016)
Bought new, Owned for 5 Years
Fuel Economy: 8.0 km/litre (12.5 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 100 km/month
    Ample amounts of interior space
    Very large boot
    Fuel economy is good for the most part
    Decent looking design
    Decent enough engine for the car's size
    Low turning radius (Had one time where I accidentally hit a bump when turning)
    Rear seats are not reclined enough.
    Handling not so good
    Body paint can easily be scratched
    Eco Idle
    Becomes quite unstable beyond 100km/h
    Limited USB ports
    2 airbags only.
To improve
Better handling and steering More comfortable seats At least 4 airbags like the Myvi A better infotaiment screen
Yes, I would recommend this car