Perodua expects Malaysia’s total industry volume (TIV) to reach 820,000 vehicles in 2025, surpassing the 816,747 units projected last year and underscoring sustained demand as buyers continue to prioritise value-driven mobility solutions.
For the financial year ending 2025, the national carmaker recorded a production output of 370,370 vehicles, marking a 0.6% increase over the 368,100 units produced in 2024. Sales performance also improved year-on-year, with registrations rising 0.5% to 359,904 units, compared with 358,102 units in the previous year.
Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad, said the company’s internal estimates place its current market share at 43.9%. He added that both production and sales figures in 2025 surpassed Perodua’s previous highs achieved in 2024, establishing new records for the company.
At the model level, the Perodua Bezza continued to lead the market with 100,488 units sold in 2025, marking its second consecutive year exceeding the 100,000-unit threshold. The Bezza was followed by the Perodua Axia with 84,291 units and the Perodua Myvi with 72,724 units sold. Together, these three models remained the country’s top three in terms of vehicle registrations.
Dato’ Sri Zainal expressed appreciation to Malaysian consumers for their continued support, noting that Perodua remains focused on delivering greater value across its product range. He also noted that the recently introduced QV-E and Traz models are expected to contribute more meaningfully to sales volumes from 2026 onwards.
Beyond sales, Perodua’s performance delivered significant spillover benefits to the wider automotive ecosystem. In 2025, the company purchased approximately RM11 billion worth of parts from local vendors, supporting domestic suppliers, authorised dealers and stockists nationwide.
Looking ahead, Dato’ Sri Zainal reaffirmed Perodua’s commitment to long-term investment in Malaysia, particularly in areas such as electrification and digital initiatives. He added that the company will continue to deepen existing collaborations while pursuing new partnerships to further strengthen the local automotive industry.
Echoing this sentiment, Perodua Suppliers Association President Tuan Haji Musa Zahidin Ahmad Zaidi said the increase in production and parts procurement enabled suppliers to reinvest in their operations, expand their workforce, modernise facilities and, in some cases, venture into overseas markets.
Perodua Dealer Association President Cik Rabitah Shamsudin added that the brand’s consistent sales volumes have helped dealers grow their businesses despite intensifying competition. She described Perodua as a company that actively uplifts Malaysian enterprises and shares its success across the industry.
