JPJ Vehicle Registration Data
Proton has done it. According to the latest data from the road transport department (JPJ) for the month ending July 2026, a total of 2,928 Proton EVs were registered last month, and …
The road transport department (JPJ) has released its latest vehicle registration data for the month ending July 2026, and Perodua is once again on top. The national carmaker registered 31,842 units last …
The Proton eMas 5 is not just Malaysia's best-selling EV, it is now pulling clear of the field entirely. According to the latest EV registration data from the road transport department (JPJ) …
New car registration data from the road transport department (JPJ) is out, showing the bestselling cars for the month of July 2026. The Perodua Bezza stays on top for a second month …
For most of the past decade, Malaysia's national car race has not really been a race. Perodua pulled ahead of Proton in 2006 and simply kept going, and by 2018 it was …
We are halfway through 2026, and it is a good moment to take stock of the Malaysian new vehicle market. According to road transport department (JPJ) data, a total of 409,310 vehicles …
The first-half numbers for 2026 are in, and Malaysia's EV market has shrugged off its biggest test yet. A total of 31,738 fully electric vehicles were registered between January and June 2026, …
Proton continues to dominate when it comes to electric vehicle (EV) registrations this year. According to the latest data from the road transport department (JPJ) for the month ending June 2026, a …
The road transport department (JPJ) has released its latest vehicle registration data for the month ending June 2026, and Perodua is once again on top. The national carmaker registered 27,517 units last …
Normal service has resumed at the top of Malaysia's EV chart. One month after the eMas 7 snatched the crown by the narrowest of margins, the Proton eMas 5 has taken it …
New car registration data from the road transport department (JPJ) is out, showing the bestselling cars for the month of June 2026. The Perodua Bezza has snatched back the top spot after …
Walk through any shopping mall atrium in Malaysia today and the sheer number of car brands competing for your attention can be dizzying. The data backs up the feeling. In 2025, a …
When Proton launched the e.MAS 7 at the end of 2024, the idea of a national brand leading Malaysia's electric vehicle market would have sounded far-fetched. After all, many people consider EVs …
Long before BYD and Tesla became household names in Malaysia, the only electric cars on our roads wore badges like BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. The traditional, legacy automakers were here first. They …
We looked at the gap between official industry sales and JPJ registrations across the whole market, an estimated 49,575 grey and recon imports in 2025. UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) sold 102,417 Toyotas …
Four years ago, Chinese cars were a rounding error on Malaysian roads. In 2022, brands from China accounted for just 578 of the 744,762 vehicles registered here, or 0.08% of the market. …
Recon and grey-import cars are big business in Malaysia, even if the official industry would rather not talk about them. These are the parallel-imported and reconditioned vehicles that reach our roads outside …
Proton continues to dominate when it comes to electric vehicle (EV) registrations this year. According to the latest data from the road transport department (JPJ) for the month ending May 2026, a …
The road transport department (JPJ) has released its latest vehicle registration data for the month ending May 2026, and Perodua is once again on top. The national carmaker registered 24,480 units last …
After writing the same thing all year, May 2026 finally brings a changing of the guard at the top of Malaysia's EV chart. The Proton eMas 7 has overtaken its smaller sibling, …
