Toyota Veloz
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RM 969.79 /month
RM 95,000.00
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Toyota Veloz W101 (2022-Present)

The Toyota Veloz is priced from RM95,000 in Malaysia. Compare this B-Segment MPV’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 Hyundai Stargazer.

The Toyota Veloz is a new 7-Seater B-Segment MPV built on the DNGA platform, replacing the Toyota Avanza in the Malaysian line-up. It is manufactured in Sungai Choh, Rawang.

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1.5L
CVT Automatic
RM 969.79 /month
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Toyota Veloz cost in Malaysia?

The Toyota Veloz is priced at RM 95,000 on-the-road in Peninsular Malaysia, across 1 variant.

What is the monthly installment for a Toyota Veloz?

Estimated monthly installments start from about RM 970 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 Toyota Veloz?

With the standard 10% down payment, you would need from about RM 9,500 up front for the cheapest Toyota Veloz variant. Many buyers put down more to lower their monthly installment.

Is the Toyota Veloz a hybrid or electric car?

The Toyota Veloz is available as a petrol model, with output of 105 hp.

What is the warranty on the Toyota Veloz?

The Toyota Veloz comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty in Malaysia with coverage up to -1 km.

Is the Toyota Veloz assembled in Malaysia?

The Toyota Veloz is locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia.

How many seats does the Toyota Veloz have?

The Toyota Veloz seats 7 depending on variant, with up to 137 litres of boot space.

How safe is the Toyota Veloz?

The Toyota Veloz holds a 5-star ASEAN NCAP safety rating.

What are the alternatives to the Toyota Veloz?

Rivals shoppers commonly consider include the Nissan Serena e-Power, Perodua Alza, Mitsubishi Xpander.

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
15 July 2026
Performance
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Don
1.5 (2022)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 13.0 km/litre (7.7 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    Coming from olders cars which are 14-23 years old
    This my first new car
    1. Good ride comfort
    2. 360 camera and sensors are great help
    3. Comfortable seat
    4. Ample space and leg room. Even for 3rd row seat.
    Like the sofa features, converting 2nd row or 3rd row to a lazy chairs and extend your legs for resting in the car
    5. Android auto functions well
    6. Toyota app could locate your car and trace your journey
    7. Looks good(handsome) but beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
    8. Unlock and lock from both front doors, oh and rear boot. To lock from the rear if below the 'O' in the VELOZ. Great if keys are in the bag or pocket
    9. Cup holders everywhere
    10. At sub 100k, not sure any 7 seater can top this
    11. Simple instrument panel and centre consol. Easy to use
    12. Rear windows rolls down completely
    13. Lots of space for storage at door panels
    14. 13-14km/L pure city driving.
    15. Lots of safety features, lots of airbags, lots or ADAS
    1. Poor rear boot space after putting up 3rd row seats. Without 3rd row, there is ample of space
    2. Sharp edges at door panel armrest. The silver liner.
    3. Gear searching going uphill will rev high up to 3k rpm. Put to eco mood to allow earlier shift
    4. Soundproofing at rear 3rd row is almost non existing
    5. At just the First year, occasional squeaking sound over dashboard plastic panels.
    6. Middle cup holder at centre armrests, one of my kids will pry open/step on it sooner or later
    7. Change to better tyres once factory tyres are out. Frequent aquaplaning with these toyo tyres. Not a fast driver but 80-90km is enough for aquaplaning
    8. Adaptive cruise control is a bit hard on the brakes and hard on acceleration. Hurts fuel consumption
To improve
Front arm rest at door panels could do better plastics. Some sharp edges. Feels too cheep

Adaptive cruise control should be smoother.

But at sub Rm100k 7 seater, other than alza. Both are affordable people mover with a lot of safety features.

More pros to cons
Yes, I would recommend this car

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