Perodua EMO – Electric Motion Online scale model concept shows the automaker’s vision for an electric vehicle future

Despite explicitly stating that the transition to electrification will first be via a hybrid route, national carmaker Perodua has offered a glimpse of how their all-electric roadway looks. may form in the future, presenting that vision through Electric Motion Online (EMO) concept.

The EMO, which made its debut at the Malaysia Autoshow today, is a visual representation of the electric hatchback, but it’s not a full-sized study, as you’d expect; While it is built from clay, the concept is a 1:6 scale model that provides an outside design perspective exploring an electrified future.

It is clear that the EMO, as its name suggests, is electric, as shown in the luxurious charger assembly housed with the research. Other than that, however, there is nothing else to be gained from it, at least technically, as there is no accompanying information explaining the concept.

Design-wise, the five-door hatchback – in line with the automaker’s usual fare – looks pretty sharp, with a short overhang, but you’ve probably seen some of the markings elsewhere before. , such as the funny grille and general lines.

Since it’s a clay model, there’s no presentation of the interior, but the P2 did give a visual of what its electric dream interior would look like, and there’s certainly nothing light about the layout. In it, the driver gets his own defined cockpit space, clearly separated from the front passenger, with colors helping to better define the area element. Perhaps, there is no lack of connection

Of course, all of this is just visualization and nothing suggests any styling cues or design elements will show up for the day, but it does show that the automaker has already started making it. job for the future. Who knows, this could be a future generation Myvi you’re seeing here, and a phone there.