News & Reviews:   perodua

Perodua just announced that the Perodua QV-E is now RM93,999 (previously it was RM109700), due to better localization of parts. Also, for a limited time until 30 September 2026, you can own the QV-E with the battery for a promo price of RM87,499. If you prefer the Battery as a Service (BAAS) body-only option, the promo drops the entry price to RM63,499 with a RM215 monthly battery subscription for 9 years. 

Perodua recently revealed their C2 or Chapter 2 prototype concept EV for the B2 segment at KLIMS 2026 (Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show). It showcases their design language for their next generation of EVs or electric vehicles. Perodua previously released the QV-E EV with its battery leasing plan to a rather lackluster reception. 

The Malaysian automaker Perodua has revealed a new home AC wallbox charger designed for its forthcoming QV?E electric vehicle, set to launch later this year. According to PaulTan.org, the charger delivers advanced features rarely found in standard home units and aligns with Perodua’s broader push into the EV ecosystem.

Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd (Perodua) will launch its first affordable electric vehicle (EV) that meets national needs at the end of this month, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

If you are a PERODUA vehicle owner, whether you drive a Myvi, Axia, Bezza, Alza, Ativa or Aruz, you can now log in to the P-Circle application from PERODUA using your MyDigital ID. So, what should you know about it?

Perodua has today officially launched P.Circle, a comprehensive new super app designed to integrate multiple automotive-related services into one seamless digital platform. The initiative marks the company’s leap into the mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) era, offering users extensive features such as the P.Duit e-wallet, EV charging management, home camera surveillance, smartwatch integration, and more.

A new sighting of the upcoming Perodua QV e-EM1, Malaysia’s highly anticipated electric vehicle (EV), has surfaced — this time without its rear wing, revealing a much clearer view of its sleek, sloped roofline and distinctively notched tailgate.

Proton introduced their first electric vehicle, the Proton eMas 7, a few months ago, and it has been very popular among Proton fans and those looking to buy their first electric vehicle. Recently, Perodua released a timeline for the patches and EV update. So, what should you know about it?

The Perodua electric vehicle (EV), the company’s first of its kind and touted to be an affordable EV priced under RM100,000, has been in the rumour mills for a while, and now we may have gotten a concrete timeline for its launch. This info is courtesy of Sime Darby group chief executive officer Datuk Jeffri Salim Davidson, who recently shared his thoughts on the Malaysian motor industry with NST.

Perodua’s affordable electric vehicle (EV) is touted for release later this year, with the price range lauded to be under RM100,000. Now, its CEO Datuk Seri Zainal Abidin Ahmad has alluded to a new sales concept that allows the company to sell the EV for under RM80,000: By not including the batteries!