We do take the occasional gamble, but we would never bet against the country’s best-selling carmaker, Perodua. The brand expects 2025’s total industry volume (TIV) to narrowly surpass that their record-setting feat in 2024, indicating that the demand for vehicle remains healthy as customers continue to chase value in their motoring journey. The industry recorded
The industry recorded 816,747 units in 2024, and Perodua is banking on the finalised numbers of 2025 to hit 820,000 units.
Perodua themselves did the same, producing 370,370 units in 2025, an increase of 0.6% over the 368,100 vehicles in 2024. Sales achieved the same, going up by 0.5% to 359,904 units for 2025 compared with the 358,102 units registered in 2024.
“Based on our internal estimation, our market share now stands at 43.9%. Also, our 370,370-unit production and 359,904-unit registration means that we have successfully broken our previous records set in 2024,” said Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad.
Sitting atop the Perodua pyramid is the Bezza, accounting for a massive 100,488 units sold in 2025, marking the second consecutive year is breached the 100,000-figure mark. Coming in second is the humble Axia at 84,291 units while the Myvi completes the podium with 72,724 units.
As for their newly launched models, the QV-E and Traz, their impact on Perodua’s will only be felt in 2026.
“Through this support, the entire Malaysian automotive ecosystem benefitted greatly with RM11 billion parts purchase from local vendors and at the same time empowering the country’s entrepreneurs, such as Perodua’s authorised dealers and stockists,” added Zainal.
“We will continue to play our role as nation builders as we further invest in Malaysia and its people by expanding our businesses, especially in the realm of electric vehicles as well as digital offerings moving forward,” he foreshadowed.
The Perodua Suppliers Association President, Tuan Haji Musa Zahidin Ahmad Zaid, was grateful for the marque’ support as the increase in production volume and subsequent increase in parts purchased had a profound impact on its members.
“The additional volume and the continued commitment from Perodua have allowed us to invest in the future and to re-invest in our operations. This means that we are able to expand our workforce, modernise our business and, for some of us, expand our business abroad,” said Musa.