The car’s styling was more aggressive than its performance, but that didn’t matter much as long as it looked good on the car park. At the front, it offered a wide lower grille in the bumper, with fog lights on the sides. Its sloping headlights flanked a grille decorated with chrome slats at the top and middle. At the rear, Perodua has installed corner-mounted taillights that do not cut through the trunk lid.

The interior is spacious enough for five passengers. Perodua installed a modern-looking dashboard with curved surfaces on top and a horizontal chrome line separating the upper and lower areas. The manufacturer has installed the optional infotainment unit on the upper part and the heating, ventilation and air conditioning controls on the lower part of the centre console.

Depending on the trim level, the car was available with a 1.0-litre and 1.3-litre engine. Both were combined with an electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission on the options list.