Last year, Perodua manufactured 370,370 cars, marking an increase of 0.6% from the 368,100 units manufactured in 2024. Sales, on the other hand, went up 0.5% to 359,904 units in 2025, from the 258,102 units in 2024.
For some context, Malaysia’s total industry volume (TIV) was at 343,174 units in 2000. 25 years later, Perodua’s sales exceeded the nation’s entire TIV, which was probably something that was unbelievable back then.
Perodua estimates that Malaysia’s TIV would hit 820,000 units in 2025, exceeding the 816,747 units that was achieved in 2024. The actual figure would be announced by the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) later this month.
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Bezza remains as Malaysia’s top choice
The Perodua Bezza is definitely the love of the nation, with 100,488 units sold in 2025, marking the second year the A-segment sedan has breached the 100,000-unit mark. Trailing in second place is the Perodua Axia with 84,291 units and the Perodua Myvi at 72,724 units.
“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,” Perodua President and Chief Executive Officer, Dato’ Sri Zainal Abidin Ahmad said.
‘’These three models – the Bezza, Axia and Myvi remained the top 3 models – in terms of registration in the country and we are thankful to all Malaysians for continuing to support us as we thrive to offer better value through our offerings,” Dato’ Sri Zainal added.
He also added that the recently-launched Perodua QV-E and Perodua Traz, their impact to Perodua’s sales volume will only be seen in 2026, as both models were launched in late-2025.
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Perodua purchase RM 11 billion worth of parts from vendors
“Through this support, the entire Malaysian automotive ecosystem benefitted greatly with RM 11 billion parts purchase from local vendors and at the same time empowering the country’s entrepreneurs such as Perodua’s authorised dealers and stockists,” he said.
“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.
“We will further strengthen the partnerships we already have while at the same time find new partnerships that will benefit the local industry specifically and the country as a whole,” Dato’ Sri Zainal said.
Perodua Suppliers Association President Tuan Haji Musa Zahidin Ahmad Zaidi mentioned that the increase in Perodua’s production volume and subsequent increase in parts purchased had a profound effect 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,” Musa said.
Perodua Dealer Association President, Cik Rabitah Shamsudin said: “Perodua has been instrumental in building a strong dealership network and with continued sales volume, we are able to grow our business despite the rising competition from new brands.”
“To us, Perodua represents a brand that champions Malaysian businesses and genuinely share the industry’s prosperity with all Malaysians – for which we are very thankful,” Rabitah said.
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