Malaysia EV sales 2026 have shattered every record. In just four months, the country registered 20,485 electric vehicles — a staggering 110.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025. One in every 13 new cars registered in April was fully electric, and the Proton eMAS 5 has emerged as the undisputed king of Malaysia’s … Read more
The Jaecoo J5 EV is coming to Malaysia. Omoda | Jaecoo Malaysia dropped a teaser on social media in early June 2026, confirming that the fully electric version of its B-segment SUV will join the petrol-powered J5. With a 58.9 kWh LFP battery, 461 km NEDC range, and 130 kW DC fast charging, it could … Read more
The BYD Atto 3 facelift has officially launched in Malaysia on June 5, 2026, and it’s not just a minor refresh — BYD Malaysia (Sime Motors) is bringing two variants: the updated Ultra (FWD) from RM125,800 and the all-new Premium (RWD) at RM138,800, with 800-volt architecture, rear-wheel drive, and a massive power bump that transforms … Read more
The MITI CBU EV rules Malaysia 2026 are about to reshape the entire electric vehicle landscape in the country. Starting July 1, 2026, all fully imported (CBU) electric vehicles must meet a minimum CIF value of RM200,000 and a minimum power output of 180kW (245 PS / 241 hp). For buyers, this translates to a … Read more
Complete guide to every EV at KLIMS 2026 (June 12-21, MITEC). Proton eMAS 7, Kia EV4, Zeekr, XPENG, BYD and more. Free weekday entry. See what’s coming.
UMW Toyota Motor has officially entered Malaysia’s EV race with not one, but three battery electric vehicles — the Toyota bZ4X facelift, Toyota Urban Cruiser EV, and the Toyota Hilux BEV. Launched on 2 April 2026, this triple-launch marks Toyota EV Malaysia 2026 as one of the biggest EV events of the year, with prices … Read more
Everything about the Perodua QV-E — Malaysia’s first homegrown EV. RM80k price, 445km range, BaaS battery lease, specs, delivery updates & future RM60k pricing.
Malaysia EV sales 2026 continue to surge — the country registered 4,717 electric vehicles in March 2026, a 58.5% jump compared to 2,976 units in March 2025. This pushes Malaysia’s EV market share to 6.95% of total vehicle registrations, meaning roughly 1 in every 14 new cars on Malaysian roads is now fully electric. What … Read more
In This Article What Was Discontinued? What’s Still Available Why Tesla Discontinued It Impact on Existing Owners Best Alternatives Should You Still Buy a Model 3? FAQ Tesla Malaysia has quietly removed the Model 3 Long Range All-Wheel Drive from its Malaysian lineup, leaving buyers with one less option in what was already a streamlined … Read more
The upcoming EV Malaysia 2026 lineup is shaping up to be the most exciting yet. With 14,591 EVs registered in Q1 2026 alone — a staggering 113.7% increase over the same period last year — Malaysians are clearly ready to go electric. From Proton’s domination with the e.MAS family to Toyota finally entering the fray … Read more
In This Article Q1 2026 EV Sales: Month-by-Month Breakdown Top EV Brands in Malaysia — Q1 2026 Rankings Top-Selling EV Models — Q1 2026 EV vs ICE: Market Share is Growing Fast The Tax Exemption Factor Charging Infrastructure Update What to Expect for the Rest of 2026 FAQ: Malaysia EV Sales Q1 2026 Malaysia’s electric … Read more
The Malaysia EV prices 2026 landscape looks dramatically different from just four months ago. When the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2025, the generous tax holiday that fuelled Malaysia’s EV boom officially expired — and the market has been reshuffling ever since. But here’s the surprise: the predicted “EV apocalypse” hasn’t happened. Instead, Q1 … Read more
In This Article Toyota Hilux EV Price in Malaysia Full Specs: What Powers the Hilux EV Interior & Technology Safety: Toyota Safety Sense 3 The Fleet Buyer Question Warranty & Peace of Mind Charging Infrastructure Who Should Buy the Toyota Hilux EV? FAQ The Toyota Hilux EV has officially arrived in Malaysia — and it’s … Read more
A complete overview of Malaysia’s EV market in 2026 — sales figures, government policies, new model launches, and charging infrastructure developments.
