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Overview
Launched in 2025, the Perodua QV-E is a five-seat B-segment electric SUV for drivers who want a 201 hp front-wheel-drive EV with a 52.5 kWh battery and 370 km range. It is available in battery-leasing and battery-included forms, with prices starting from RM69,999.
QV-E in 2026 — what's new
For 2026, the QV-E receives a substantial price cut rather than a new model-year redesign. Battery-as-a-Service pricing falls to RM63,499, while the version with the battery included costs RM87,499. East Malaysian deliveries begin from July 15 at RM3,000 more than Peninsular pricing. Perodua also reduces parts and labour prices by an average of 10% for the QV-E, and launch-price buyers receive a RM16,500 refund.
Variants (2)
RM69,999–RM93,999 · est. from RM715/mo
Which variant to buy
There are two QV-E variants, both with the same 52.5 kWh battery, 370 km range, 201 hp motor, front-wheel drive and five seats. The FWD (BAAS) costs RM69,999 and suits buyers comfortable with the battery-leasing arrangement. The FWD (with battery) is RM93,999 and is the one to get if outright battery ownership matters more than the lower entry price. On paper, the extra RM24,000 is for the battery ownership structure, not extra performance.
Key specs
- Motor Horsepower
- 201 hp
- Motor Torque
- 285 Nm
- Battery Capacity
- 52.5 kWh
- EV Range
- 370 km
- 0-100 km/h
- 7.5 seconds
- Transmission
- Single Ratio Automatic
- Driveline
- Front Wheel Drive
- Seats
- 5
- Boot Space
- 320 litres
- Airbags
- Driver and Passenger, Front Side, Front and Rear Curtain
Key specs
- Motor Horsepower
- 201 hp
- Motor Torque
- 285 Nm
- Battery Capacity
- 52.5 kWh
- EV Range
- 370 km
- 0-100 km/h
- 7.5 seconds
- Transmission
- Single Ratio Automatic
- Driveline
- Front Wheel Drive
- Seats
- 5
- Boot Space
- 320 litres
- Airbags
- Driver and Passenger, Front Side, Front and Rear Curtain
Colours
across the range — availability varies by variant
- Caviar Grey Metallic
- Ice Blue Metallic
Perodua QV-E buyer's guides & reviews
Verdict
The QV-E has had a difficult start, with controversy around its original battery-leasing plan, production delays linked to quality issues and slow sales. The lower pricing and outright-purchase option address its biggest barriers. At RM87,499 with the battery included, it undercuts the RM95,000 Seres 3, RM100,000 BYD Atto 2 and RM103,800 Proton eMas 7. Its 201 hp output and 370 km range make it a credible B-segment EV proposition.
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Perodua QV-E sales in Malaysia
209 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #114 best-selling model this year.
Full QV-E sales data, month by month →Rivals to consider
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Perodua QV-E FAQ
How much is the Perodua QV-E in Malaysia?
The 2026 lower pricing is RM63,499 with Battery-as-a-Service battery leasing or RM87,499 with the battery included. East Malaysian pricing is RM3,000 higher.
Which Perodua QV-E variant should I buy?
Choose the FWD (with battery) if you want outright ownership of the 52.5 kWh battery. Choose the FWD (BAAS) only if the lower initial purchase price suits you and you accept battery leasing.
What is the Perodua QV-E's range and power output?
Both QV-E versions use a 52.5 kWh battery, have a claimed 370 km range and produce 201 hp.
Is the Perodua QV-E front-wheel drive?
Yes. Both QV-E variants are front-wheel drive and use a single-ratio automatic transmission. Each has five seats.
