The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has released the latest vehicle sales data, with February figures now available on the official dashboard.
As usual, we have compiled the top-10 best-selling Chinese EVs in Malaysia, updated for February 2026.
Kicking our list off is none other than the Proton eMas 5 with a total of 1,562 units sold last month. With such a sales figure, the eMas 5 has pushed its larger sibling, the eMas 7 into second place. Year-to-date (YTD) sales figure for the eMas 5 stands at 4,630 units.
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With 240 units of the Proton eMas 7 sold last month, Proton has secured the top two spots in February. YTD sales figure for the eMas 7 is at 448 units.
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Trailing in third place is the iCaur V23 with 179 units sold. This retro-futuristic EV SUV sold one unit less than the eMas 7 in its YTD figure, coming in at 447 units.
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As for fourth place, it is the long-standing BYD Atto 3. Last month, BYD sold 169 units of the Atto 3, bringing its YTD sales figure to 558 units.
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Sitting in fifth spot is the MG4 EV, which is a pleasant surprise as this model wasn’t featured on our top-10 list before. Last month, MG sold 144 units of this sporty RWD EV hatchback, with its YTD sales figure at 229 units.
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In sixth is the Zeekr 7X with 142 units sold. This premium EV SUV is definitely gaining traction here in Malaysia. YTD sales figure currently stands at 568 units.
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Behind that in seventh spot is the iCaur 03. Like the V23, the iCaur 03 is a boxy EV SUV, albeit with a tad bit more futuristic look. Last month iCaur sold 115 units of the 03, bringing its YTD sales figure to 298 units.
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Sitting in the eighth spot is the BYD Seal 6 with 110 units sold. This C-segment, RWD EV sedan has been gaining grounds in Malaysia, with its YTD figure currently at 305 units.
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The BYD Sealion 7 clinches on to the ninth spot with 107 units sold, bringing its YTD sales figure to 303 units.
In tenth spot is a new entrant in the form of the TQ Wuling Bingo. Last month, 66 units found new homes, bringing its YTD figure to 101 units.
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What about the Perodua QV-E you ask? Well, last month, the JPJ data revealed the Perodua registered one unit of the QV-E. All’s not doom and gloom for Perodua, as they have mentioned that they are working to localise parts for the QV-E, which they hope to bring prices down.
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