Malaysia’s EV market slowed again in October 2026. According to the latest road transport department (JPJ) data, 4,592 battery-electric vehicles were registered in the month, down 23.8% from September’s 6,029 and the lowest monthly total since February (3,635), though still 5.7% more than in October 2025 (4,345). EVs made up 6.1% of all new registrations.
The Proton e.MAS 5 remains the clear leader with 2,262 units. That is down 9.2% on the month, but its share of the EV market grew to 49.3%, so nearly one in every two EVs registered in October was an e.MAS 5. The Proton e.MAS 7 is second again with 554 units, up 5.3% (5,084 YTD).
The Zeekr 7X moves up to third with 269 units despite a 22.5% drop, ahead of the iCaur 03 in fourth (257, up 8.4%) and the BYD Atto 3 in fifth (161, down 22.6%).







