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Proton is gearing up for a key event. On 4 October 2025 at 8:00 PM, the company will livestream the official launch and open bookings for its new eMAS 5 compact EV via Facebook and TikTok at @protonemasofficial. The eMAS 5 which is the smaller sibling to the existing Proton eMAS 7 is billed as […]
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This Proton eMAS 7 review comes from my daily use for over six months in Malaysia. I drive the 2025 Premium variant in Lithium White. My weekly driving distance is around 250 to 300 km and the mix is 75% city and 25% highway driving. I usually set the AC to 24°C on Auto, and
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Proton has launched a dedicated electric vehicle factory in Tanjung Malim. The plant sits inside the Automotive High-Tech Valley, a growing auto hub near the North-South Expressway. The opening marks a key step for Malaysia. It gives Proton control over EV industrialisation at home, and it lays the groundwork for lower prices and faster deliveries
The Proton eMAS 7 is officially Malaysia’s best-selling EV in 2025, and for good reason. It’s the car that has made electric driving feel achievable for the average Malaysian household. Affordable pricing, useful real-world range, and a cabin packed with modern tech are only part of the story. What really sets it apart is Proton’s
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Electric vehicles (EVs) are taking hold in Malaysia thanks to incentives, better technology, and a growing charging network. Still, many myths and rumours linger. Misconceptions about range, charging, cost, performance, and maintenance continue to make some buyers hesitate. This article clears the air. It examines the most common EV myths in Malaysia with facts based
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Introduction: Why the Right EV Charging Cable Matters Electric vehicles are becoming more common in Malaysia, supported by new incentives, expanding charging networks, and stronger consumer interest in cleaner transport. Yet many new EV owners are surprised to learn that choosing the right charging cable is not always straightforward. The wrong cable may reduce charging
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Electric vehicle ownership is more affordable than ever, especially with Proton’s soon-to-launch eMAS 5. In this guide, we’ll break down the 5-year cost of ownership for a Malaysian buyer, with realistic estimates across purchase, insurance, maintenance, road tax, energy, and depreciation. 1. What Is the Proton eMAS 5? The Proton eMAS 5 is a compact,
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Electric vehicles are popping up everywhere in Malaysia, from the highways around KL to small-town streets. But if you’ve switched to an EV, you’ll know that finding the right charging station isn’t always as easy as pulling into any petrol station. That’s where EV charging apps come in. With so many networks and apps out
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Why Custom Floor Mats Matter for Your Proton eMAS 7 Protecting the cabin of your Proton eMAS 7 is more than aesthetics, it’s about hygiene, safety and preserving resale value. The eMAS 7’s sleek EV interior highlights any dirt, while its battery wiring under the carpet demands mats with raised edges and proper fit to prevent moisture ingress
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🇲🇾 A Game-Changer for Malaysia’s EV Market The Proton eMAS 5 is shaping up to be Malaysia’s first affordable mass-market EV under RM100,000 — a landmark moment that could mirror the original impact of the Proton Saga in 1985. Slated for launch in Q4 2025, the eMAS 5 marks Proton’s most aggressive push yet into
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