A dozen years and hopefully a dozen more to go, Honda Malaysia has announced its 2025 sales figures, totalling 72,301 units sold, marking 12 consecutive years as Malaysia’s leading non-national passenger car brand with an 8.8% market share. Confidence in their products was reflected in the consistent demand across its key sedan and SUV segments.
A dozen years and hopefully a dozen more to go, Honda Malaysia has announced its 2025 sales figures, totalling 72,301 units sold, marking 12 consecutive years as Malaysia’s leading non-national passenger car brand with an 8.8% market share.
Confidence in their products was reflected in the consistent demand across its key sedan and SUV segments. Leading the company’s sales performance were the HR-V, City and CR-V, which contributed 25%, 24% and 15% of sales respectively.
“As we mark 21 years (2004-2025) since the introduction of our hybrid technology, strengthening the presence of our hybrid models across major segments remains a key priority,” said Honda Malaysia Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Narushi Yazaki.
This was further resonated by significant contribution from its hybrid (e:HEV) variants, with the HR-V and CR-V each accounting for more than 30% of total hybrid sales. The continued popularity of Honda models further underscores the company’s unique position in the market.
In October 2025, Honda Malaysia marked its 25th anniversary with the launch of the ‘Because of You’ campaign, featuring a three-month lucky draw to thank customers for being a part of their journey.
The first four lucky winners were announced last year, and today, the company revealed the final two lucky winners for December 2025, winners of a City 1.5L RS and a HR-V 1.5L T V.
Cheah Wei Kong from Selangor entered the lucky draw after purchasing an e:N1. He was overjoyed to learn he was one of the winners.
“When electric vehicles started gaining popularity, I was not sure if they could meet my needs for practicality, safety and ease of driving. But I decided to give the e:N1 a try because Honda has proven itself as a reliable, long-standing brand, consistently showing stability since its establishment in Malaysia,” said Cheah.
“I’m impressed by how approachable and effortless it feels to drive. The transition to an electric vehicle is smooth and natural, just like driving a petrol car,” he enthused.
The other lucky winner was Muhammad Syabil bin Muzafar from Perak, who purchased a Civic 1.5L V and gained entry.
“Honda has been in the country for longer than I can remember, and the brand’s strong reputation for reliability and customer support gave me the confidence to choose Honda. Winning the HR-V on top of that feels absolutely surreal. With these two Honda models, I now have the perfect combination for both daily commuting and weekend adventures with friends and family,” he shared.