The latest data from Malaysia's road transport department (JPJ) reveals Proton's continued dominance in electric vehicle (EV) registrations for June 2026, with 1,888 units registered—a 6.1% increase from May.This brings Proton's year-to-date total to 13,530 units, surpassing its full-year 2025 target of 8,890 units.Proton is now within 877 units of BYD's 2025 record of 14,400 units.Tesla made a significant leap in the rankings, moving to third place after a substantial sales increase.Other notable performers include Zeekr and Chery, which expanded their market share.The total EV registrations for June reached over 20,000 units, reflecting growing consumer interest in sustainable transportation.

Proton's success is attributed to its competitive pricing and expanding model range, while Tesla's growth highlights the brand's increasing appeal in Malaysia.Industry experts note that the market is becoming more saturated, with traditional automakers like Perodua also entering the EV space.The data underscores a broader trend toward electrification in Malaysia's automotive sector.