Parker Campbell · 1 years ago@parkercampbell84Daihatsu Ayla Retro Future at GIIAS – Perodua Axia with round headlights, turbofans, air suspension! Liked by+68 othersGIIASShow more imagesCarsGIIAS 2025Post commentMia Wilson@miawilson · 5 months ago1Love the creativity here—proof that even entry-level cars can be turned into eye-catching showpieces.ReplyThomas Walker@thomaswalker · 5 months ago1If Daihatsu ever made a limited production version like this, it would probably sell out fast among enthusiasts.ReplyOlivia Girard@oliviagirard · 5 months ago1The design feels like a mix of classic kei cars and cyberpunk vibes. Definitely stands out at GIIAS.ReplyJustin Johnson@justinjohnson · 5 months ago1Never thought a budget city car like the Axia could look this cool. Air suspension on something this small is wild.ReplySophie Lavoie@sophielavoie · 5 months ago1This retro-futuristic take on the Ayla/Axia actually works surprisingly well. The round headlights and turbofan wheels give it a unique personality.ReplyRelated PostsHyundai Venue-Sized Toyota Minivan Has as Many Seats as a Suburban 46 · Ethan Mitchell · 4 months agoSuzuki’s $8,400 Kei Van Still Has Crank Windows, But It Also Has A Manual 70 · Owen Hall · 4 months agoSuzuki’s Updated $8,400 Manual Box On Wheels Is The Ultimate Kei Van 45 · Caleb Johnson · 4 months agoChevrolet Impala, Suzuki Jimny, Volkswagen Karmann Ghia: The Dopest Cars I Found For Sale Online 68 · Olivia Hill · 5 months ago24 totally charming cars 58 · Alexander Leblanc · 5 months agoKia Is Taking An EV Van Into A Market Foreign Automakers Rarely Crack 45 · Ryan Lavoie · 5 months agoPerodua Ativa Hybrid finally confirmed for Malaysia, 4 years after CBU subs trial – full local production, sales 25 · Mia Macdonald · 5 months ago20 very angry-looking cars 37 · Olivia Lewis · 5 months ago2026 Toyota Yaris Cross launching in Malaysia soon – twin to Perodua Traz; will we get a hybrid option? 66 · Olivia Hill · 5 months agoObscure fast cars you’ve (probably) forgotten all about 30 · Madeleine Lewis · 5 months agoThe most obscure SUVs ever made 77 · Lily Girard · 6 months agoWhat is a kei car? History, rules, and buying guide 16 · Ethan Mitchell · 6 months agoMITI issues statement on BYD CKD topic – open to all Chinese brands, floor price is RM100k, not RM200k 28 · Lily Lavoie · 6 months agoChevy SS, Daihatsu Mira walkthrough, Honda Civic ute: The dopest cars I found for sale online 55 · Evan Leblanc · 7 months agoNew Perodua Myvi will be a unique Malaysian design, but Daihatsu will rebadge it for exports – hybrid likely 50 · Henry Côté · 8 months agoPerodua Bezza to soldier on in current form until 2030, as no new model is planned in the near future – PCEO 50 · Henry Carter · 8 months agoToyota Vios Hybrid in Malaysia – 111 PS, 27.8 km/l, CKD battery, HEV and GR Sport, RM104k to RM110k 21 · Caleb Roy · 8 months agoForza Horizon 6 Gameplay Trailer: 550 Cars, A Huge Japan Map, And Even Touge Battles 71 · Jenna Nelson · 9 months agoHoney, I shrunk the JDMs! 4 kei cars reimagined as mini JDM legends at Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 67 · Owen Girard · 9 months agoStrange, obscure & often forgotten badge-engineered cars 34 · Emma Morgan · 9 months ago
Love the creativity here—proof that even entry-level cars can be turned into eye-catching showpieces.
If Daihatsu ever made a limited production version like this, it would probably sell out fast among enthusiasts.
The design feels like a mix of classic kei cars and cyberpunk vibes. Definitely stands out at GIIAS.
Never thought a budget city car like the Axia could look this cool. Air suspension on something this small is wild.
This retro-futuristic take on the Ayla/Axia actually works surprisingly well. The round headlights and turbofan wheels give it a unique personality.