There’s a small teaser on Perodua’s site, depicting a nice pair of eyes. One of them is silver, and one of them is green. The teaser text says “Sometimes silver, sometimes green” and beckons us to their showrooms on March 19 to find out what it is. That’s this Sunday. Anyone have a clue?
Update: There are rumours that a new Perodua Kelisa special edition facelift will be launched, with a special coat of paint that varies between silver and green when you look at it under different light and angles. Kind of like Nokia’s old phone covers. These are just rumours of course, we’ll find out on Sunday. :)
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly express disappointment with Perodua's "Imago" facelift, viewing it as a minor cosmetic update to the aging Kelisa, with criticisms of the dull color choices and lack of significant improvements. Many feel it’s a marketing ploy to clear stock rather than a true upgrade. Some commenters suggest the need for new models or more innovative designs, and there’s skepticism about Perodua’s ability to develop new cars due to costs and partnerships. Overall, sentiments lean toward boredom and frustration with perceived minimal changes.