Perodua Bezza

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Perodua Bezza
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Perodua Bezza Advance
Overview
Manufacturer Perodua
Model code B300
ProductionJuly 2016 – present
AssemblyMalaysia: Serendah (PGMSB)
Designer Muhamad Zamuren Musa [1] [2]
Body and chassis
Class A-segment
Body style 4-door sedan
Layout Front-engine, front-wheel drive
Platform Daihatsu Global A-Segment Platform
Related
Powertrain
Engine
Transmission
Dimensions
Wheelbase 2,455 mm (96.7 in)
Length4,170 mm (164.2 in)
Width1,620 mm (63.8 in)
Height1,525 mm (60.0 in)
Kerb weight 865–940 kg (1,907–2,072 lb)

The Perodua Bezza is an A-segment sedan [3] produced by Malaysian automobile manufacturer Perodua. It was launched on 21 July 2016 as Perodua's first sedan car, and a complement to the Axia hatchback.

Contents

The Bezza is based on the Axia's platform, and is powered by the latter's 1.0-litre engine, in addition to a new 1.3-litre plant. The Bezza is Perodua's first major in-house design. Perodua leads the styling and development of the Bezza's upper body structure, with technical support from Daihatsu. The Bezza is the second model to debut from Perodua's all-new factory in Serendah, Selangor.

The Perodua Bezza was developed with an emphasis on fuel efficiency, and is the company's first model to feature stop-start idling and regenerative braking. The Bezza is also the first Perodua to feature Vehicle Stability Control (VSC). The range-topping Bezza Advance scored a 5-star ASEAN NCAP rating.

Etymology

The name "Bezza" is derived from the Malay word beza, which means "different". Additionally, the letters "zz" in "Bezza" represents the number 22, as it was launched in Perodua's 22nd year in business. The Bezza logo was also designed to make both z's look like one z only.

History

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Pre-facelift (G variant)
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Facelift (X variant)

Pre-launch

Developed under the codename D63D, The production of Perodua's first sedan was first hinted during the 2010 Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (KLIMS), when Perodua debuted their concept model called Bezza. [1] Three years later, another concept model was presented by Perodua during the 2013 KLIMS; this time, it was called Buddyz. [2] Both concept models were designed in-house by Perodua's own design and styling division led by Muhamad Zamuren Musa, without referring to any existing Daihatsu or Toyota car models, referring instead to the Chevrolet Aveo. [1] [2] The production of Perodua's first sedan was approved in 2015 by its chief executive officer, Datuk Aminar Rashid. The production model would draw inspiration from the Buddyz concept model and was codenamed D63D. [4] [5]

The Bezza is the first Perodua model that isn't directly based on any pre-existing Toyota or Daihatsu model. Perodua lead the styling and development of the Bezza's upper body structure, with technical support from Daihatsu. [6] Perodua claims that the Bezza has up to 95% local content, and was developed at a cost of RM 300 million. However, Perodua did not develop the Bezza from scratch, as it is powered by Toyota-engineered engines and is based on the Daihatsu-engineered Axia platform. Unlike their rival Proton, Perodua was able to develop their first sedan model secretly without public knowledge. [7] The Perodua Bezza competes with the Proton Saga in its home market.

Launch

The Perodua Bezza was launched on 21 July 2016. [8] [9] Three variants were available at launch: Standard G, Premium X and Advance. [10]

In the beginning of April 2017, the Perodua Bezza was updated with the rear bumper given a deeper skirt for all the variants. The Premium X and Advance variant got chrome platinum trim on the air-conditioning controls and the Advance variant also gains new leather upholstery that does without the previous quilting. [11]

In April 2018, the Standard G was replaced by a GXtra variant. The GXtra comes with an enhanced kit list, where side skirts and chrome door handles have been added to the exterior. There’s also a new Ocean Blue exterior colour available – an option that was previously reserved for 1.3L variants of the Bezza. Piano black trim has been applied on the dashboard and panel surrounding the multimedia system, which itself has been improved with Bluetooth connectivity. In other areas, the air-con vent surrounds, steering wheel spokes and gear lever base now gain a satin finish. Rounding things off are chrome door handles to mimic those on the outside. [12]

On 11 April 2019, a Limited Edition Bezza limited to 50 units was launched. The variant was based on the Premium X and solely with an automatic transmission. Changes compared to the Premium X variant included every GearUp accessory as well as different finishes to various components. [13]

Facelift [14]

In early January 2020, the facelift version was launched in Malaysia which brought changes to the Bezza both inside and out with the variants 1.0 G Manual, 1.0 G Automatic, 1.3 X Automatic and 1.3 AV Automatic has remained. [15] The new Bezza now has a redesigned front and rear bumpers and upgraded LED headlamps for all variants. The rear chrome strip and side skirts now have a gloss black finish. Wheels now are 14-inch turbine design rims (1.0L variants) or 15-inch double-tone alloys (1.3L variants). It also gets 2 new colour - Garnet Red and Granite Grey - to join the previous 4 colours. Variants now come in 1.0 G Manual, 1.0 G Automatic, 1.3 X and 1.3 AV

The Bezza now comes with an updated speedometer with white illumination. The gloss black bar that cuts through the dashboard in the pre-facelift model has been removed for a silver trim.

The new Bezza AV now also comes with a reverse camera and Advanced Safety Assist 2.0 (ASA 2.0), which includes Pedestrian Detection, Pre-Collision Warning, Pre-Collision Braking, Front Departure Alert and Pedal Misoperation Control. Each variant comes with rear bumper sensors, Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBC) as standard, while the 1.3L variants get additional Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Keyless Entry and Push Start and front bumper sensors.

Equipment

The Standard G variant is equipped with 14-inch seven-spoke alloy rims, fabric seats, polyurethane steering wheel, an audio system with USB, handphone or smartphone slot at the rear console, fixed rear seat headrests, 60:40 split folding rear seats, remote boot release, manual side mirrors without turn signals, body-mounted signal indicators, and power windows. [9]

Exterior [16]

Equipment1.0 G Manual1.0 G Automatic1.3 X1.3 AV
Wheels14-inch Alloy Wheels14-inch Alloy Wheels15-inch Alloy Wheels(Two Tone)15-inch Alloy Wheels

(Two Tone)

Front & Rear BumperBody ColouredBody ColouredBody ColouredBody Coloured
Front GrilleGlossy Black & Silver FinishGlossy Black & Silver FinishGlossy Black & Chrome FinishGlossy Black & Chrome Finish
Led HeadlampsYesYesYesYes
Front Fog LampsNoNoYesYes
Electric Side Mirrors with Turn SignalsYesYesYesYes (Retractable)
Two-tone Back Door GarnishYesYesYesYes
Door HandlesChrome FinishChrome FinishChrome FinishChrome Finish
Front Corner SensorsNoNoYesYes
Reverse SensorsYesYesYesYes
Reverse CameraNoNoNoYes
Rear Combination LampsLED (light guide & stop lamp)LED (light guide & stop lamp)LED (light guide & stop lamp)LED (light guide & stop lamp)
Blacked-out pillarNoNoYesYes

Interior [17]

Equipment1.0 G Manual1.0 G Automatic1.3 X1.3 AV
SeatsFabricFabricFabricLeather
Power WindowsYes (Driver Side)Yes

(Driver Side)

Yes

(With Jam Protection on Driver Side)

Yes

(With Jam Protection on Driver Side)

Smart Entry & Push Start/Stop ButtonNoNoYesYes
Electric Power SteeringYesYesYesYes
Auto-off HeadlampsYesYesYesYes
ISOFIX SystemYesYesYesYes
Multi-purpose ContainerYesYesYesYes
Audio SystemYes (With USB & Bluetooth)Yes (With USB & Bluetooth)Yes (With USB & Bluetooth)Yes (Multimedia System with navigation & 'Smart Link', USB, Bluetooth & HDMI)
Multi-info DisplayYesYesYesYes (With 'Idle Stop' Indicator)
12V Power SocketYesYesYesYes
Seat Height Adjuster (Driver Side)NoNoYesYes
Advanced Safety Assist (A.S.A 2.0)NoNoNoYes

Powertrains

The Perodua Bezza is produced with two different engine options, paired to a manual or electronic automatic transmission. Both engines are manufactured by Perodua under license from Toyota Group member, Daihatsu. [18]

Specifications [19]
Specification1.0 G1.3 X and AV
Engine Type 1KR-VE 1NR-VE
Format l3 DOHC 12V l4 DOHC 16V
Total displacement (cc)9981329
Compression Ratio11.5:111.5:1
Bore x Stroke (mm x mm)71.0 x 84.072.5 x 80.5
Maximum Output [hp(kW)/rpm]67 (50) / 6,000 rpm94 (70) / 6,000 rpm
Maximum Torque (Nm/rpm)91 / 4,400 rpm121 / 4,000 rpm
Variable Valve Timing With Intelligence (VVT-i) YesYes (Dual VVT-i)
Fuel tank capacity (litres)3636
Fuel Consumption (with Eco-Driving)

(km/l)

1.0 G Manual: 22.8

1.0 G Automatic: 21.3

1.3 X: 21.0

1.3 AV(with Eco-Idle): 22.0

Acceleration 0–100 km/h (sec)>10>10
Top Speed (km/h)172198

The Standard G and GXtra variant is powered by Perodua's 1.0-litre, three-cylinder 1KR-VE engine, which is a modified and refined version of the 1KR-DE2 engine from the Perodua Axia. [18] The 1KR-VE engine produces 67 hp at 6,000 rpm and 91 Nm at 4,400 rpm, offering a mild 1 hp and 1 Nm increase over the Axia's 1KR-DE2 plant. [18] Perodua claims ECE fuel consumption figures of 22.8 km/L for the manual variant and 21.3 km/L with the automatic, both exhibiting a 1.2 km/L improvement over the old 1KR-DE2. [18]

The 1KR-VE engine features variable-valve timing with intelligence (VVT-i) on the intake valves. [18] Several minor changes and refinements were also introduced for increased fuel efficiency and more linear power delivery. Notable changes include a higher 11.5:1 compression ratio, a high-tumble intake port, a longer intake manifold, micro fuel spray injection and low-friction valve lifters. [18]

The Premium X and Advance variants are powered by Perodua's 1.3-litre, four-cylinder 1NR-VE engine, which is capable of 94 hp at 6,000 rpm and 121 Nm at 4,000 rpm. [18] The 1NR-VE is an evolution of the K3-VE engine from the Perodua Myvi. [18] Perodua claims ECE fuel consumption figures of 21.7 km/L for the manual variant and 21.0 km/L with the automatic, while the auto-only Advance variant is capable of 22.0 km/L, courtesy of the new Eco Idle stop-start system and regenerative braking. [18]

The 1NR-VE engine features dual variable-valve timing with intelligence (VVT-i) on both intake and exhaust valves. [18] Additionally, the 1NR-VE features longer ports in its intake system for improved low- and mid-range torque, and a low-friction roller rocker arm-based valvetrain for improved fuel efficiency. [18]

Both 1KR-VE and 1NR-VE engines are paired to a 5-speed manual (5MT) or 4-speed electronic automatic transmission (4E-AT). [18] The Standard G and Premium X variants are sold with both manual and automatic options, while the Advance variant is limited to the automatic. Both 1KR-VE and 1NR-VE engines are also Euro IV compliant. [18]

The 2020 facelift version saw the discontinuation of Premium X MT variant which meant a 1.3 litre engine could no longer be paired with a 5-speed manual. [15]

Safety

The Perodua Bezza features a number of active and passive safety features, and is Perodua's first model to offer vehicle stability control (VSC). ASEAN NCAP has awarded a 5-star safety rating for the Advance variant, and a 4-star rating for the rest of the range. [9]

All Bezza variants are equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS) with electronic brake distribution (EBD), twin SRS airbags (for the driver and front passenger respectively), and twin rear reverse sensors as standard. [9]

The range-topping Advance is the only variant with vehicle stability control (VSC), traction control (TRC), brake assist (BA), hill-start assist (HSA), and seat belt reminders for the driver and front passenger. [9] The Advance variant is also equipped with a multimedia touchscreen head unit paired to a reverse camera.

The Premium X and Advance variants feature twin front parking sensors below the headlamps, solar & security window film, and anti-trap protection for the driver's side power window. [9]

The 2020 facelift version saw VSC added to the Premium X variant and A.S.A or Advance Safety Assist was added to the Advance variant. This debuted in the Perodua Aruz, which includes Forward Collision Warning with pedestrian detection, Automatic Emergency Braking (operative from speeds of 4–80 km/h), Pedal Misoperation Control and Front Departure Alert, which alerts the driver of the vehicle in front has proceeded ahead, e.g. from a traffic light. [15]

Notes

    Sales

    Perodua has achieved promising sales for the Bezza, with a total of 5,000 bookings received for the new model on the first day after its launch. [20] During Perodua's first half of 2016 review, it announced that it had received 10,115 bookings as of the morning of July 26, which averages out to about 1,000 cars per day since the Bezza was first opened for booking on July 16. [21] On August 30, 2016 Perodua reported it had delivered 10,000 Bezzas, with the bookings at 25,000. [22] In November 2018, it was reported that 138,800 Bezza have been produced. [23] As of 2021, the Perodua Bezza is Perodua's third best selling model, and outsells the Proton Saga with 42,698 units sold compared to the Saga's 42,627 units sold. [24]

    YearMalaysia [25] [lower-roman 1]
    201634,930
    201753,540
    201849,911
    201945,656
    202056,995
    202142,698
    202269,439
    1. ↑ Figures based on registration

    Export

    Mauritius

    On 1 May 2017, Perodua announced the launch of four Bezza variants into Mauritius market to capitalize on Mauritius' status as a popular international tourist destination. [26]

    Singapore

    Perodua Bezza is also sold in Singapore via Perocom Auto Pte Ltd in May 2017 with only one variant, 1.3X. The facelifted model was introduced in February 2020. [27]

    Sri Lanka

    On 7 June 2017, the Bezza 1.0L (automatic transmission) made its debut in Sri Lanka at a launch organised by Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd's (Perodua) official distributor, Unimo Enterprises Ltd. The 1.0L variant received a design upgrade in February 2020. [28]

    Brunei

    In mid-2017, Perodua Brunei's official distributor, GHK Motors Sdn Bhd made available the 1.3L Premium X variant with manual or automatic transmissions, optional body kits, and 2 years warranty.

    In mid-2019, the Bezza 1.0 GXtra was launched while the manual or automatic transmissions were still unchanged but the 1.3 Premium X was dropped from the model range.

    The Bezza's facelift update with the 1.0 G variant only with automatic transmission was launched on 18 September 2020 but the manual transmission of the variant was dropped.

    Pakistan

    The Bezza test drive model is spotted in Pakistan. [29]

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