Perodua Aruz Variant Comparison

Both share the same 1.5L engine, 4-speed automatic, reverse camera, solar/security window film, smart entry, built-in toll reader, side step and rear air-cond vents. AV adds A.S.A. 2.0, a built-in DVR, leather seats, navigation multimedia with Smart Link and HDMI, fog lamps, auto headlamp ON-OFF, roof rails, 6 speakers with tweeters and silver painted bumpers. X has fabric seats, a resistive-touch digital audio system and manual headlamp levelling.

AV is RM5,000 more (RM77,900 vs RM72,900 for metallic paint). You get A.S.A. 2.0, a built-in DVR, leather seats, navigation multimedia, fog lamps, auto headlamps, roof rails and upgraded audio — meaningful upgrades if active safety and premium trim matter to you. X already includes a reverse camera and rear vents, so the step-up is less about basics and more about the full safety and convenience package.

Only Aruz AV has A.S.A. 2.0 and the integrated driving video recorder (DVR). Aruz X has the core passive safety suite — 6 airbags, ABS/VSC/TRC, Hill-start Assist and ISOFIX — but not the A.S.A. 2.0 active safety bundle.

Yes — both Aruz X and AV come with a reverse camera as standard, along with solar & security window film and a built-in toll reader.

The Aruz is a 7-seater SUV with flexible seating arrangements. With the third row folded, luggage capacity is 213 L (upper tier) or 514 L (lower tier). Both X and AV share the same cabin layout and boot volumes.

Both Aruz X and AV share the same 1.5L 2NR-VE engine, 4 E-AT transmission, 17-inch alloy rims, 6 airbags, ABS/VSC/TRC, Hill-start Assist, ISOFIX anchors, smart entry with push-start, reverse camera, solar/security window film, built-in toll reader, side step, rear air-cond vents, 'Eco Idle' system and 213/514 L boot tiers with 220 mm ground clearance.