Perodua Bezza
 (3.5/5)
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 (3.6/5)
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from RM 353.00 /month
from RM 34,580.00 to RM 49,980.00
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Perodua Bezza D42L (2020-Present)

The Perodua Bezza is priced from RM34,580 to RM49,980 in Malaysia. Compare this A-Segment Sedan’s full specifications, performance, safety, road tax and running costs, and read owner reviews at CarBase.my. See how it stacks up against rivals like the Proton Saga.

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RM 353.00 /month
RM 34,580.00 car price Compare
1.0L
Conventional Automatic
RM 373.42 /month
RM 36,580.00 car price Compare
1.3L
Conventional Automatic
RM 448.96 /month
RM 43,980.00 car price Compare
1.3L
Conventional Automatic
RM 510.21 /month
RM 49,980.00 car price Compare
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Perodua Bezza cost in Malaysia?

The Perodua Bezza is priced from RM 34,580 to RM 49,980 on-the-road in Peninsular Malaysia, across 4 variants.

What is the monthly installment for a Perodua Bezza?

Estimated monthly installments start from about RM 353 for the cheapest variant, based on a typical 90% loan over nine years. Actual figures depend on your down payment, tenure and interest rate.

How much down payment do I need for a Perodua Bezza?

With the standard 10% down payment, you would need from about RM 3,458 up front for the cheapest Perodua Bezza variant. Many buyers put down more to lower their monthly installment.

What variants of the Perodua Bezza are available?

The current D42L lineup has 4 variants: 1.0 G MT (RM 34,580), 1.0 G AT (RM 36,580), 1.3 X (RM 43,980), 1.3 Advance (RM 49,980).

Is the Perodua Bezza a hybrid or electric car?

The Perodua Bezza is available as a petrol model, with output ranging from 67 hp to 94 hp.

What is the fuel consumption of the Perodua Bezza?

The most efficient Perodua Bezza variant is rated at 4.4 l/100 km on the official cycle. With its 36-litre tank, that works out to a theoretical range of around 820 km on a full tank.

What is the warranty on the Perodua Bezza?

The Perodua Bezza comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty in Malaysia with coverage up to 150,000 km.

Is the Perodua Bezza assembled in Malaysia?

The Perodua Bezza is locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia.

How many seats does the Perodua Bezza have?

The Perodua Bezza seats 5 depending on variant, with up to 508 litres of boot space.

How safe is the Perodua Bezza?

The Perodua Bezza holds a 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety rating.

What are the alternatives to the Perodua Bezza?

Rivals shoppers commonly consider include the Proton Saga.

Expert Review

Date Reviewed
23 September 2022
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
The new Perodua Bezza takes the national carmaker to new heights - it's the company's first sedan, and comes with many new toys and even active safety features. There are plenty of cars on the market that are much nicer and better to drive, but if all you want is a traditional sedan with a big boot, your search ends here.
For
  • Strong 1.3 litre Dual VVT-i engine
  • Plenty of space, big boot
  • Active safety features on top models
Against
  • Unrefined manual gearbox
  • Excessive road noise at speed
  • Steering is slow and imprecise

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
23 May 2026
Performance
Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Faez
1.3 X (2022)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 15.0 km/litre (6.7 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,500 km/month
    I will place my review base on the pricing of the car itself

    Big boot volume

    Handling is OK tho if drive below 120km/h. More than enough for an entry level car

    Interior build quality feels durable enough to withstand years of usage

    NVH is good enough for a car that build to last at this price. U can hear outside car but still reduced

    I drived vios (nsp151) and i think the NVH is a little bit under, but the tyre noise is surely higher for bezza
    Big boot volume but in terms of height and depth, the width is small i think

    Handling is light at above 120km/h, feels the "sampan"ness

    Internal build quality although feels tough, but it does feel hollow and displaced a little when exerting some force

    NVH is not great from tyre, u can really hear the tyre noise when going thru old tar

    I came from 1 gen myvi
    And yeah the space inside does feel a bit small
    U need to bend your body to view car left side when taking a turn on a junction, changing lane and etc
To improve
NVH
Yes, I would recommend this car

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