News & Reviews:   Perodua QV-E

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 Perodua QV-E is probably one of the biggest news stories this week. Not only that, this locally made EV comes with a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) leasing plan, and some warranty warnings if you actually miss your monthly payment. Here's what buyers need to know before getting the QV-E. 

The national automaker Perodua has officially unveiled the QV-E, marking the company’s first fully electric vehicle and the first EV in Malaysia developed with a predominantly local design and platform. The QV-E launch revealed the starting price, which is RM80000 (without an insurance battery). Here's everything you need to know about it.

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.