More photos of Myvi Elegance. The car is in Ebony Black. The high gloss really accentuates the curvature of the body surfacing and the curvy skirting. My verdict is that Perodua really gives their all in designing this new baby. There's no awkward angle to be viewed, be it front, side and rear. The interior too is free from obvious ergonomic foibles. This is hardly surprising as the new Myvi has a big shoe to fill. Anyhow, enjoy the photos.
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| Cohesive front fascia design, the skirting squared off the jaw, lending it more squat appearance |
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| Full of intersecting lines from the flanks to the tailgate. Rear combi has an old Punto overtones. Stylish rear apron |
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| Very intricate detailing on rear apron, a far cry from crude item on old Myvi |
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| Stylish tailgate design, with nice garnish detailing that include protruding Perodua emblems |
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| The flared arches can be seen clearly from isometric angles |
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| The flowing roof line and character line surrounding the window gives the car a stubby look |
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| Pity the wheel is only 14 inches in size. Perhaps 15" or even 16" will fill the arch better |
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| Intricate detailing inside the headlamp, with class-first projector set |
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| Front apron really gives the car a sporty look |
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| Side mirror looks way better than the old one, has some VW overtones to it |
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| Chrome handles gives a touch of class, exclusive to Elegance variant only |
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| Rear spoiler, perfect compromise between overdone and half-hearted effort |
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| Three peaks along the span gives the spoiler a flowing and "wing" look |
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| Gone is the slab surface of old car, welcome to curved body lines |
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| Myvi Elegance, all yours for a whopping RM57k! |
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