For the month of November 2025, the Perodua Bezza was once again the most registered car in Malaysia with 9,073 units. This is the sixth time Bezza registrations crossed the 9,000-unit mark, and the sedan currently has a commanding year-to-date (YTD) tally of 91,275 units.
Next up is the Axia, which managed to take back second place with 7,558 units (77,073 YTD), displacing the Proton Saga that settles for third with 6,571 units (63,650 YTD). The latter recently entered its MC3 era near the end of November 2025, so the drop from October 2025 is likely due to the transition from the older to the newer model – expect the numbers to go up in the coming months as deliveries ramp up.
After the Saga comes more Peroduas, with the Myvi holding on to the fourth spot with 5,795 units (64,486 YTD), while the Ativa leapfrogs the Alza with its 4,606 units (31,947 YTD). Perodua’s MPV drops to sixth with 4,343 units, but its YTD total of 43,751 units is still ahead of the compact SUV.
Staying put in seventh is the Toyota Vios with 2,651 units (26,759 YTD), while the Hilux climbs one spot to eighth with 2,431 units (23,955 YTD). The road transport department (JPJ) bundles the sedan and hatchback versions of the Honda City into one model type for some reason, and the data shows the B-segment model climbed up to ninth with 2,414 units (23,407 YTD).
Another gainer is the Perodua Aruz that took the final spot in the top ten with 2,264 units, its best single-month results so far this year and sees its YTD tally go up to 14,317 units. While the Hilux, City and Aruz got bumped up the chart, the Proton X50 lost ground in November 2025 and dropped to 11th with 2,123 units (24,298 YTD).
The X50 is the last model to cross the 2,000-unit mark last month, with its close rival, the Honda HR-V, seeing 1,504 registrations for 12th and a YTD total of 15,105 units. The Proton S70 came close with 1,462 units to take 13th, although its YTD total of 15,717 units is just ahead of the HR-V.
In 14th place is the Toyota Alphard, a model that is sold through official channels as well as recon dealers. The popular MPV nameplate saw 1,239 registrations in November 2025 and currently has a YTD total of 16,259 units, which is more than the S70, HR-V and Aruz.
The final Toyota in the top 20 list is the Corolla Cross in 15th with 1,136 units (13,940 YTD), followed by the Honda CR-V in 16th with 1,057 units. This is the CR-V’s second best result this year and brings its YTD total to 8,876 units. The CR-V’s direct rival, the Jaecoo J7, did not make the list as it recorded just 707 units last month, but its YTD total is still ahead at 10,249 units.
As for the remaining four models in the top 20, we have the Proton Persona in 17th with 1,050 units (14,211 YTD) and the Honda Civic in 18th with 1,016 units (10,774 YTD). The Tesla Model Y had a strong showing last month to come in 19th as the only electric vehicle (EV) in the list with 810 units (3,490 YTD), while the Chery Tiggo series – JPJ bundles them together – saw 802 units for 20th and a YTD total of 7,320 units.
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At least proton don’t do side ah long business like Perutdua leasing
Will the new saga surpassed bezza on next?
I think 20,000 Saga bookings are just bookings..whether Bank loans are approved is another thing.
I would expect the Saga,old plus new models overtake the outdated and pricier Bezza.
Where is proton X70? No love for it anymore?
Who the fark still buys Persona.
UMWT, why bother ckd the Corolla cross, you should ckd the Alphard and Vellfire, Malaysian just love these two.
Let’s number tell the truth..no need shembangggg..you don’t represent 34million malaysian..
7 spot in top 10 belongs to toyota and toyota’s link company. but toyota, don’t be too complacent.
Margins by selling Alphard, bulldozed all others… Revenue of RM8.7B for selling price at RM548K.