Perodua 1H 2024 sales up 17.4% to 170k, Proton down 5.2% to 72k; national brand market share now at 67.8%, the Malaysian Automotive Association has also provided results for the top six car companies – all of which comprised 88.1% of the total industry volume .
As usual, the table is topped by perennial market leader Perodua, but the national carmaker’s performance was even stronger than the year before, despite there not being any new model launches since the The company sold 169,849 vehicles in the first six months of the year, an increase of 17.4% over the 144,690 units shifted in the same period in 2023 – itself a 13.6% bump over 2022. This phenomenal showing boosted Perodua’s market share by a full four per cent to 43.5%.
Not so good news for Proton, sales of which fell by 5.2% from 76,012 to 72,088 units, with a commensurate drop in market share from 20.8% to 18.5%. Still, Perodua’s sales more than made up for this shortfall, contributing to a total figure of 241,937 units for national brands.As for the rest of the top six, Toyota continued its reign at the top of the non-national stakes, even though sales fell 4.5% to 45,962 units.
Meanwhile, Mazda has overtaken Mitsubishi for fifth place, even though its sales fell by 12% to 8,389 units. The three-diamond brand’s drop in sales was far more drastic, falling by 30% to just 8,265 units.After trying to pursue a career in product design, Jonathan Lee decided to make the sideways jump into the world of car journalism instead. He therefore appreciates the aesthetic appeal of a car, but for him, the driving experience is still second to none.Use colours in table responsibly.
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