There is an interesting dynamic in Perodua showrooms. The Traz and Ativa sit side by side with a price gap of RM13,600, yet sales advisors rarely push you towards the pricier option. The reason is that these two models are aimed at different buyers.

In July 2026, the Perodua Traz achieved something that even Perodua itself might not have anticipated.

In July 2026, an interesting trend emerged in the Malaysian SUV sales charts. The Perodua Traz topped the SUV sales chart for the month with 2,244 registrations.

The Perodua Traz emerged as Malaysia's best-selling SUV in July 2026, recording 2,244 registrations and taking the top spot from the Proton X50.

In December 2025, the Perodua Traz officially hit the market, with its entry price of RM76,100 instantly making it the talk of the B-segment SUV market. In its debut month, it registered 1,901 sales, spot-on with the manufacturer's monthly target. By the first half of 2026, cumulative registrations reached 10,753 units, securing ninth spot overall among all models.

Perodua has expanded its Sri Lankan line-up with the launch of the Perodua Traz and Perodua Alza, both unveiled in Colombo by authorised distributor Unimo Enterprises Limited. The pair's specifications are similar to the Malaysian-spec cars.

At KLIMS 2026, Perodua's QV-E draws the flashbulbs as the company's first homegrown battery electric vehicle, but the Traz shoulders a quieter mission that is no less critical. Launched in December 2025, this compact SUV enters a Malaysian market where elevated driving positions and flexible cabins have shifted from preference to expectation. The Traz does not chase early-adopter curiosity. It tar