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Perodua Bezza vs Perodua QV-E

Perodua Bezza

Perodua Bezza

Perodua QV-E

Perodua QV-E

Verdict

The Bezza is the rational low-cost sedan: its 508-litre boot is 188 litres larger, it weighs 930 kg and its annual road tax is RM20. The QV-E changes the brief with a 201-hp, 285-Nm motor, a 52.5-kWh battery and 370 km of range, reaching 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds. It is also 180 mm wider and rides on a 225 mm longer wheelbase, but its 320-litre boot is smaller. The RM35,419 purchase-price gap buys much stronger performance, far more active safety and EV charging capability, while the QV-E's BaaS rental is RM215 monthly for nine years.

Bezza

Pick the Perodua Bezza if a 508-litre boot, RM20 annual road tax and the lower purchase price matter more than performance and driver assistance.

QV-E

Pick the Perodua QV-E if you want 370 km of electric range, 201 hp and six airbags with adaptive cruise control and 360-degree camera support.

Key differences

  • Price: Bezza RM34,580; QV-E RM69,999.
  • Power and torque: Bezza 67 hp and 91 Nm; QV-E 201 hp and 285 Nm.
  • Energy use: Bezza 998 cc petrol engine rated at 4.4 L/100 km; QV-E 52.5-kWh battery with 370 km range.
  • Boot space: Bezza 508 litres; QV-E 320 litres.
  • Wheelbase: Bezza 2,455 mm; QV-E 2,680 mm.
  • Safety: Bezza has 2 airbags; QV-E has 6 airbags plus ASA 3.0 pre-collision braking.

Bezza

  • 508-litre boot is 188 litres larger
  • RM20 annual road tax
  • Full-size 14-inch spare tyre
  • 67 hp and 91 Nm versus the QV-E's 201 hp and 285 Nm
  • Two airbags versus six, with no stability control or autonomous braking
  • No reverse camera, cruise control or steering adjustment

QV-E

  • 201 hp, 285 Nm motor and 7.5-second 0-100 km/h time
  • 370 km EV range, 60 kW DC charging and 3.3 kW V2L
  • Six airbags, stability control, ASA 3.0 and 360-degree camera
  • RM35,419 more expensive to buy
  • 320-litre boot is 188 litres smaller
  • Tyre repair kit instead of a full-size spare tyre
Price & overview
PriceRM34,580✓RM69,999
Body typeSedanSUV
SegmentA-SegmentB-Segment
AssemblyCKDCKD
Ownership
Road tax / yearRM20✓RM160
Powertrain
Engine Tech12-valve DOHC, Naturally Aspirated with Variable Valve Timing400V architecture
Capacity998 cc—
Horsepower67 hp at 6,000 rpm—
Torque91 Nm at 4,400 rpm—
Cylinder ArrangementInline 3—
FuelPetrolElectric
Bore × Stroke71 mm × 84 mm—
Compression Ratio11.5—
Number of Motors—1
Motor Horsepower—201 hp
Motor Torque—285 Nm
Battery Capacity—52.5 kWh
EV Range—370 km
Charging Rate (AC)—6.6 kW
Charging Rate (DC)—60 kW
V2L—3.3 kW
Drivetrain
TransmissionManualSingle Ratio Automatic
Transmission Name5MT—
Gears5—
Transmission ManufacturerAkashi Kikai—
DrivelineFront Wheel DriveFront Wheel Drive
Performance & Efficiency
0-100 km/h—7.5 seconds
Rated Economy4.4 L/100 km—
Top Speed—165 km/h
Dimensions
Length4,150 mm4,170 mm
Width1,620 mm1,800 mm
Height1,510 mm1,502 mm
Wheelbase2,455 mm2,680 mm
Weight930 kg1,600 kg
Fuel Tank36 litres—
Doors45
Seats55
Boot Space508 litres✓320 litres
Front Tyre175/65R14215/50R18
Rear Tyre175/65R14215/50R18
Spare TyreFull Size 14"N/A, Tyre Repair Kit
Factory TyresBridgestone Ecopia EP150Atlas A3
Chassis
AssemblyMalaysia (CKD)Malaysia (CKD)
Front SuspensionMacPherson StrutMacPherson Struts
Rear SuspensionTorsion BeamTorsion Beam
Front Wheels14" Alloy18" Alloys
Rear Wheels14" Alloy18" Alloys
SteeringRack and Pinion (Electric Power Steering)Rack and Pinion (Electric Power Steering)
Chassis Notes—RM215 a month for BaaS battery rental (inclusive of tax, and for nine years)
Crash Safety Ratings
ASEAN NCAP4 stars—
Safety
Airbags2 (Driver and Passenger)6 (Driver and Passenger, Front Side, Front and Rear Curtain)
ABS/EBD✓✓
Stability Control—✓
Alarm✓✓
Immobilizer✓✓
Airbag Disable Function—✓
Child Safety LockManual for rear doorsManual for Rear Doors
Seat Belts5 Three-point5 Three-point
Blind Spot Info System—✓
ISOFIXAvailable on Two Outer Rear Passenger SeatsAvailable for two outer rear passenger seats.
Autonomous Braking System—Yes, ASA 3.0 Pre-collision Braking (4-120 km/h) with Pedestrian Detection
Lane-keeping AssistNoSteering Correction
Collision Warning✓✓
Seatbelt ReminderFront Seats OnlyFor All Seats
Safety NotesSolar and Security Window Film—
Lighting
HeadlampsLED ReflectorLED Projectors with LED Light Bar
TaillampsLED CombinationFull LED with LED Light Bar
LED Daytime Running Lights—✓
Front Foglamps✓—
Wing Mirror Turn Indicators✓✓
Cabin
Front SeatsManual Adjustable, Driver's seat height adjustablePowered Driver's Seat, Manual Passenger Seat
Rear Seats60:40 Split-folding60:40 Split-folding with Centre Armrest
Front Air-conManual Air-conSingle-zone Automatic Climate Control
Power Sockets1 Front1 Front, 2 USB Front, 2 USB Rear
Interior LightingMap LightsMap Lights and Ambient Lights
Cup Holders2 Front2 Front, 2 Rear
AudioRadio with 4 Speakers10.25" Touchscreen with Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth and 6 Speakers
Convenience
Power WindowsFour Windows, Driver's Side Auto DownFour Windows, Driver's Side Auto Up/Down
Engine StartManual KeyKeyless Push Button
LocksRemote Control OperationKeyless Operation
Auto Start/Stop✓—
Auto Headlamps—✓
Cruise Control—Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go and Steering Assist
Steering Audio Control—✓
Steering Tilt—✓
Steering Telescopic—✓
Boot OperationRemote Control ActivationRemote Control Activation
Parking Sensor Front2 Sensors2 Sensors
Parking Sensor Rear2 Sensors2 Sensors
Reverse Camera—Yes, with 360-degree Camera
Folding Wing Mirrors—✓
Bluetooth✓✓
Navigation—✓
Hill Start Assist—✓
Instrument ClusterBacklit AnalogueFull LCD Monitor
Parking BrakeHandbrakeElectronic
Convenience NotesUSB Charger—
Warranty
Warranty Mileage Manufacturer150,000 km150,000 km
Warranty Manufacturer5 years6 years✓

Specs shown for the selected variant of each car. ✓ marks the better figure where lower/higher is objectively better. Road tax: West Malaysia, private registration.

Bezza vs QV-E FAQ

Is the Perodua Bezza or Perodua QV-E better?

The QV-E is better for performance, safety equipment and electric driving, with 201 hp, six airbags and 370 km range. The Bezza is the better choice for a larger 508-litre boot, much lower road tax and lower upfront cost.

What is the price difference?

The QV-E costs RM35,419 more than the Bezza. It also carries a RM215 monthly BaaS battery rental, inclusive of tax, for nine years.

Which one is easier to charge or refuel on longer trips?

The Bezza uses petrol and has a 36-litre tank. The QV-E has a 52.5-kWh battery, 370 km range, 6.6 kW AC charging and 60 kW DC charging; your route needs access to suitable charging.

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