SUBANG JAYA: Proton e.MAS has achieved its strongest monthly performance in August, surpassing 6,000 units sold with a total of 6,047 vehicles.
The achievement comes just 20 months after the launch of the Proton e.MAS 7 on Dec 16, 2024.
This makes Proton e.MAS the fastest xEV (electrified vehicle) brand in Malaysia to surpass 6,000 units sold in a single month.
The performance was driven overwhelmingly by the e.MAS 5, which accounted for 4,770 units, or nearly 80 per cent of the domestic registrations.
The e.MAS 7 and e.MAS 7 PHEV (plug-in hybrid) recorded 613 and 616 domestic registrations respectively.
Selangor accounted for 51 per cent of total domestic sales, followed by Johor and Penang.
Together, these three states states contributed 71 per cent of Proton e.MAS’ domestic sales in August.
With 27,402 vehicles registered domestically in the first eight months of 2026, Proton e.MAS has also recorded 453 export units across to Nepal, Trinidad & Tobago, Singapore and Mauritius, bringing total year-to-date sales to 27,855 vehicles.
“We are proud that more Malaysians are choosing to be part of this journey towards an electrified future,” said Pro-Net CEO Zhang Qiang.
The Proton e.MAS retail and aftersales network now consists of 60 dealerships, 46 service centres and 10 body and paint centres across Malaysia.
Currently, 103 DC fast chargers are available at selected dealerships nationwide, while the Integrated Live Charging Map, available in all e.MAS vehicles and through the e.MAS app, provides access to more than 4,700 charging points nationwide, including more than 1,500 charging points across over 600 high-rise residences.
Pro-Net is also investing in the people and expertise needed to support the industry’s long-term growth in Malaysia.
This commitment begins with the inaugural Aftersales Skills Competition, launched in collaboration with TVETMARA, which will provide Malaysian technical personnel with a platform to demonstrate and sharpen their capabilities in EV (electric vehicle) aftersales while promoting higher standards of technical competency for the country’s growing xEV sector.
