Daihatsu Sigra

The Daihatsu Sigra is a mini MPV with standard three-row seating designed by Daihatsu and manufactured by Astra Daihatsu Motor in Indonesia since July 2016 to be sold exclusively in the country. Developed by Daihatsu chief engineer Nobuhiko Ono,^[10][11] it is built on lengthened Ayla's platform and positioned below the Xenia as a more affordable MPV option for the Indonesian market, where three-row MPVs have high demand in the country.^[8] It is also rebadged and sold by Toyota as the Toyota Calya with a differentiated front fascia. The cars were built to meet the "Low Cost Green Car" regulation by the Indonesian government that abolished luxury goods tax for economical cars.

Daihatsu Sigra
2018 Daihatsu Sigra 1.0 D (B400RS, pre-facelift)
Overview
Manufacturer	Daihatsu
Model code	B400
Also called	Toyota Calya
Production	July 2016 – present
Assembly	Indonesia: Karawang (ADM); Karawang (TMMIN; Calya, 2019–present)[1]
Designer	List Jirou Matsueda, Satoshi Isayama, Shinji Tamura and Yoshihisa Okuno (pre-facelift)[2][3] Jendro Trimaryanto and Mark Widjaja (facelift)[4][5] Keiichi Enokido (pre-facelift interior)[6]
Body and chassis
Class	Mini MPV
Body style	5-door wagon
Layout	Front-engine, front-wheel-drive
Platform	Daihatsu Global A-Segment platform[7]
Related	Daihatsu Ayla Perodua Axia[8] Perodua Bezza
Powertrain
Engine	Petrol: 998 cc 1KR-VE I3 (B400; Sigra only) 1197 cc 3NR-VE I4 (B401)[9]
Power output	49 kW (66 hp; 67 PS) (1KR-VE) 65 kW (87 hp; 88 PS) (3NR-VE)
Transmission	5-speed manual 4-speed automatic
Dimensions
Wheelbase	2,525 mm (99.4 in)
Length	4,070–4,110 mm (160.2–161.8 in)
Width	1,655 mm (65.2 in)
Height	1,600 mm (63.0 in)
Kerb weight	920–990 kg (2,028–2,183 lb)

The Sigra was previewed by UFC, UFC2 and UFC 3 concept cars that was shown in 2012, 2013 and 2014 respectively. The production model was unveiled on 2 August 2016 alongside the Calya and launched at the 24th Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show on 11 August 2016.^[12] Both cars are manufactured at the Karawang plant, with a claimed localisation level of 94%.^[8][13]

The name Sigra was taken from the Sanskrit word meaning 'quick response', while Calya means 'perfection'.^[14]

Engines

Petrol engines
Chassis code	Model	Engine	Transmission	Power	Torque	Top Speed	Applications
B400	1.0	998 cc 1KR-VE DOHC 12-valve EFI straight-three with VVT-i	5-speed manual	49 kW (66 hp; 67 PS) at 6,000 rpm	89 N⋅m (66 lb⋅ft) at 4,400 rpm	151 km/h (94 mph)	Sigra only
B401	1.2	1,197 cc 3NR-VE DOHC 16-valve EFI straight-four with Dual VVT-i	5-speed manual 4-speed automatic	65 kW (87 hp; 88 PS) at 6,000 rpm	108 N⋅m (80 lb⋅ft) at 4,200 rpm	163 km/h (101 mph)	Sigra/Calya

Grade levels

Model	Grade	Transmission	Year
Sigra	1.0 D	5-speed manual	2016–present
	1.0 M
	1.2 X	5-speed manual 4-speed automatic
	1.2 X Deluxe
	1.2 R
	1.2 R Deluxe
Calya	1.2 E	5-speed manual	2016–present
		4-speed automatic	2016–2019
	1.2 G	5-speed manual 4-speed automatic	2016–present

Facelift

The Sigra received its facelift on 16 September 2019, along with the Calya. The facelift consisted of redesigned front fascia, longer rear number plate garnish and usage of LED headlights (except for Sigra 1.0 D). In the interior, a storage space below the gear lever was also added.^[15][16][17] Both cars received another minor update on 7 July 2022.^[18][19]

Gallery

Sigra

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  2017 Sigra 1.2 R Deluxe (B401RS, pre-facelift)
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  2020 Sigra 1.2 R (B401RS, facelift)
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  2020 Sigra 1.2 R (B401RS, facelift)
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  2022 Sigra 1.2 R Deluxe (B401RS, facelift)
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  2019 Sigra 1.2 R Deluxe interior (pre-facelift)
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  UFC 3 concept car

Calya

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  2016 Toyota Calya 1.2 G (B401RA, pre-facelift)
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  2016 Calya 1.2 G (B401RA, pre-facelift)
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  2022 Calya 1.2 G (B401RA, facelift)
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  2022 Calya 1.2 E (B401RA, facelift)
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  2021 Calya 1.2 G interior (facelift)

Safety

2016 Toyota Calya 1.2 G M/T (2 airbags)

ASEAN NCAP scores[20]
Overall stars
Adult occupant	12.93 / 16.00
Child occupant	73%
Safety assist	N/A
Motorcyclist safety	N/A

Sales

Year	Indonesia
	Daihatsu Sigra	Toyota Calya
2016	31,939[21]	47,287[21][22]
2017	44,993[23]	73,236[23]
2018	50,907[24]	63,970[24]
2019	52,283[25]	54,549[25]
2020	22,559[26]	21,175[26]
2021	40,283[27]	35,375[27]
2022	51,427[28]	43,582[28]
2023	61,752[29]	45,801[29]
2024	54,709[30]	39,909[30]
Total	410,852	424,884