To mark Malaysia Day on 16 September, Perodua has announced a limited-time offer for the QV-E, its first fully electric vehicle, with an additional RM 10,000 cash rebate across the range.

The Proton eMas 5 registered 2,402 units in July, breaking straight into the top ten overall sales. However, with its price hovering around RM70,000, it remains out of reach for many budget-conscious buyers.

Perodua has announced a price reduction for the Perodua Axia, with savings of up to RM 4,700 across selected variants. The revised pricing takes effect immediately, with the company saying the reduction is made possible through improvements in operational efficiency.

We are already midway through July 2026, and Perodua's monthly promotion is in full swing. If you are planning to buy a Perodua, now is the time to crunch the numbers.

Halfway through July, Perodua's promotional campaign for the month has only two weeks left.

In Malaysia, Perodua is synonymous with the "national car." Whether you are a young graduate entering the workforce, a family buying their first vehicle, or a budget-conscious entrepreneur, there is always a Perodua model in the showroom that meets your needs.

Since Perodua officially launched Malaysia's first national electric vehicle, the QV-E, last December, the model has been the centre of public scrutiny.

Following Perodua's recent price adjustment for its first all-electric vehicle, the QV-E, coupled with a limited-time promotion valid until 30 September, the question of "Should I go for an outright purchase or Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS)?" has become the most heated topic of discussion among prospective EV buyers in Malaysia.

Perodua’s presence at KLIMS 2026 carries a weight that no other Malaysian marque can replicate. As the country’s dominant volume carmaker, Perodua has long defined the entry and mass-market segments with models like the Myvi, Axia and Bezza. The QV-E represents a fundamental shift in that narrative. Positioned as Malaysia’s first homegrown battery electric vehicle, it moves Perodua from an EV obse

The Malaysian automotive industry has reached a historic milestone. According to the latest vehicle registration data for April 2026, Perodua has officially begun customer deliveries of the QV-E, with 52 units handed over last month.

As Malaysia's electric vehicle market continues to heat up, the national carmaker Perodua has officially revealed its long-awaited ace — the Perodua QV-E. This is more than just another new model launch; it represents the cornerstone of Perodua's electrification journey.