KUALA LUMPUR: With strong demand for the iCaur 03 and V23, there are now 1,800 vehicles from the off-road new energy vehicle (NEV) marque in the country.
“Reaching 1,800 vehicles on the road is a meaningful moment for iCaur Malaysia. It reflects the connection we are building with drivers across the country who appreciate distinctive design, performance and an ownership experience that feels expressive,” said iCaur Malaysia senior director Francis Chin.
The milestone was marked at the recent 1,800 Handover Session, where iCaur owners gathered and welcomed the brand’s 1,800th owner.
The event also saw the launch of iCaur Malaysia Owners Club, the marque’s first official owners club.
“Our customers embrace the Born to Play spirit as a reflection of how they want to drive and live. With iCaur Malaysia Owners Club, we are creating more opportunities for owners to connect, share experiences, and shape the journey ahead together,” added iCaur Malaysia marketing director Daniel Lai.
The club is built around two pillars, namely the "Customisation Journey", which gives owners a platform to showcase their personalised vehicles, and exchange ideas with fellow enthusiasts; and "Community Building", which focuses on bringing people together through gatherings, networking opportunities and shared activities.
Launched in September 2025, the iCaur 03 is a fully electric, off-road-capable C-segment SUV (sport utility vehicle), helping pioneer the adventure battery electric vehicle (BEV) category.
The line-up expanded in November 2025 with the introduction of the iCaur V23, which brought styling inspired by classic 4×4 icons.
The V23 Retro Edition followed, debuting the tagline Classic Never Fades and highlighting the marque’s playful take on retro-inspired design.
In February 2026, the iCaur V23 ranked third among electric vehicle (EV) brands in Malaysia, with 179 vehicle registrations, while the iCaur 03 ranked seventh among all EV models nationwide.
This builds on a strong 2025, when the iCaur 03 became the 14th best-selling EV model in Malaysia, with 836 units registered in its first four months on sale.
