Proton e.MAS is beginning to pull its own weight, with 17,920 electrified vehicles delivered in the first half of 2026.
The company said 17,920 Proton e.MAS vehicles were delivered in the first half of 2026, up 321% from the same period last year. That keeps Proton e.MAS at the front of Malaysia’s new energy vehicle market, helped by a growing three-model line-up covering full EV and plug-in hybrid options.
The strongest volume came from the e.MAS 5, now locally assembled, with 1,436 units delivered in June and 10,793 units sold year to date. The larger e.MAS 7 added 659 units in June, bringing cumulative deliveries to 3,053 units.
The plug-in hybrid side is also moving. Proton said the e.MAS 7 PHEV, launched on Feb 4, recorded its third straight month above 1,000 units, with 1,138 deliveries in June and 4,074 units sold in the first half.
That gives Proton a useful bridge product for buyers who want electric driving but are not ready to depend fully on charging.
The e.MAS numbers forms part of a much bigger first-half result.
Proton delivered 16,052 vehicles in June, taking total group sales to 100,346 units for the first six months of 2026. That is up 39.1% year on year and is Proton’s strongest first-half result since 2011. It also puts the company halfway towards its 200,000-unit target for the year.
Internal-combustion models are still the main engine of growth. The Saga remained Proton’s top seller with 7,000 units delivered in June and 44,375 units year to date, up 40%. The S70 added 2,307 units in June for a first-half total of 12,832 units, while the X50 reached 15,345 units year to date after 2,378 June deliveries.
The X90 was smaller in volume but still ahead of last year’s pace, with 388 units delivered in June. Proton said the refreshed seven-seat SUV was 50% ahead of its sales performance over the same period in 2025.
