Axia 2023

According to the reports, Perodua will be launching the all-new 2023 Axia as soon as February. Here's what we know so far about the updated hatchback.

The newer and more advanced dual-mode CVT can also be found under the bonnet of the new Alza, A new gearbox is also expected to come mated to the new turbocharged engine i.e. the new generation of its third best-selling model, the [Axia](https://www.zigwheels.my/new-cars/perodua/axia). The new underpinnings will also enhance the overall driving experience and comfort. As per the sources, the upcoming 2023 Perodua Axia is likely to underpin a new platform i.e. [Perodua](https://www.zigwheels.my/new-cars/perodua) treated us with the launch of the [next-gen Alza](https://www.zigwheels.my/car-news/2022-perodua-alza-launched-in-malaysia) which smashed all the booking records the brand has ever made in its history.

The 2023 Perodua Axia benefits from new LED headlights, Coral Blue shade, 7-inch MID, 9.0-inch infotainment, D-CVT gearbox and PDSA.

Like the rest of its siblings, the new Axia will also not disappoint you in terms of safety. Yes, the official flyer mentions the availability of the new dual-mode CVT (D-CVT) gearbox that replaces the four-speed torque converter auto. The SE and AV trims benefit from the new LED headlights and LED daytime running lights, while the G and X variants come with halogen headlights. The said mill generates a maximum power of 67 hp and a peak torque of 91 Nm. The side mirrors of the hatchback gain electronic adjustment functionality along with an auto retract system, however, the latter is exclusive to the two higher trims only. [Perodua](https://www.zigwheels.my/new-cars/perodua)’s next big launch which is coming as early as February.

Here's a glimpse of the new Perodua Axia 2023 features. The new Axia boasts an impressive 27.4km per litre with D-CVT, keyless entry, 6 airbags and Perodua ...

[Paul Tan](https://paultan.org/2023/01/31/2023-perodua-axia-d74a-open-for-booking-dnga-1-0l-na-cvt-led-drl-digital-meter-from-rm38-6k/), the Perodua new Axia 2023 is expected to be priced from RM38,600 for the base G variant and RM40,000 for the X variant. That’s a huge jump considering the previous [Axia 2019](https://paultan.org/2019/09/20/2019-perodua-axia-launched-6-variants-new-suv-inspired-style-model-vsc-and-asa-rm24k-to-rm43k/) was priced from RM24,090 for the base E variant with a manual transmission while the Axia G auto was priced at RM33,490. This feature is likely offered only on the higher-spec variants of the new Axia. Keeping up with the times, Perodua is offering LED headlamps and daytime running lights on the new Axia. In the safety department, the Perodua Axia 2023 now comes with up to 6 airbags, presumably for the top-spec AV variant. The interface of the TFT multi-info display looks similar to the new Ativa and Alza. However, the lower G, X and SE variants will come with a standard audio player with an LCD-based multi-info display unit. [Perodua](https://soyacincau.com/tag/perodua) has started accepting bookings for the all-new [Axia](https://soyacincau.com/tag/perodua-axia/) 2023 which is their entry-level compact vehicle. Comparing the fuel consumption for both auto variants, the new Axia 2023 boasts up to 27% more mileage per litre. The new Axia 2023 AV variant will be offered with a 7″ TFT Multi info display and a 9″ touch-screen head unit. Like the latest Myvi, Perodua has also ditched the manual option for the new Axia. However, the Perodua has ditched the old 4-speed auto transmission for a Dual-Mode CVT (

The Axia 2023 is expected to bring many new updates and improvements to the model, making it even more appealing to car buyers in Malaysia.

The exact price of the car is not yet known, but it is expected to be competitively priced and in line with other compact cars on the market. The car is expected to feature a new dashboard layout with a larger touchscreen and updated controls. The Axia 2023 is expected to bring many new updates and improvements to the model, making it even more appealing to car buyers in Malaysia.

Earlier this morning, Perodua announced the start of order taking for the all-new Axia D74A, which will be available in four variants.

Only the GXtra onwards came with Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) and traction control, but the new Axia will have VSC, traction control and hill start assist as standard across the range. It should also be said that while the starting price (RM24k to RM39k) of the Axia sees a huge jump, that’s only because the manual version has been dropped for the new launch. These upmarket features, along with the larger vehicle size as mentioned, are why the AV has gone up RM6,310 (referring to the estimated price provided). “For new prices, like our Axia, the size of this model has increased compared to the current (car). “So, with the increased specifications, the increase in safety, the pricing will be different from before. The new (car) will be equipped with up to six airbags, including curtain airbags.