BYD Sime Motors, the official distributor of BYD cars in Malaysia, has expanded its retail network to over 40 showrooms nationwide, with aftersales coverage set to reach 34 service centres by end of 2026 following the completion of nine new facilities.
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The expansion covers all major regions across Peninsular Malaysia. In the south, BYD has added BYD Muar and BYD Kluang in Johor. On the East Coast, BYD Kuala Terengganu joins the existing BYD Kuantan and BYD Kota Bahru outlets. The northern region gained BYD Sungai Petani, BYD Juru, and the BYD Ipoh 3S Centre, the last of which features Ipoh’s first dedicated EV charging hub equipped with 240kWh and 180kWh DC fast chargers.
In the central region, the BYD Sri Hartamas 3S Centre, located within a shopping mall, consolidates sales, service, and spare parts under one roof. BYD’s network also includes 12 Body & Paint outlets, with more planned.
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Looking ahead, BYD Sime Motors will open BYD Mansion in Macalister, Penang — a flagship outlet incorporating local cultural elements into its design. The concept is slated to be rolled out across other showrooms subsequently.
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BYD delivered 14,407 vehicles in 2025, a 68% increase over 2024. The brand reached its first 10,000 customers in 20 months and its next 10,000 in just 13 months. It climbed from a top-10 brand in 2024 to Malaysia’s sixth best-selling car brand overall and fourth among non-national brands in 2025. BYD is on track to reach 30,000 cumulative customers by April 2026, and has held the title of Malaysia’s number one battery electric vehicle brand for three consecutive years.
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BYD’s service network is supported by 80 EV-certified technicians trained at the BYD Academy and a centralised parts warehouse. The company says this is aimed at reducing vehicle downtime and improving parts availability for owners.
