Geely’s right-hand drive (RHD) product offensive continues, as Australian publication Drive reported that the Geely Emgrand EM-i plug-in hybrid is headed Down Under real soon.

Proton’s official distributor in Singapore, Vincar Group, has just launched the new 2026 Proton eMas 5 in the country.

Say hello to the latest taxi in Malaysia – the Proton S70 now joins the ranks of the Proton Wira and Proton Iswara to be Malaysia’s taxi.

PRO-NET, a subsidiary of PROTON, has expanded the Proton e.MAS charging ecosystem across Malaysia, especially for high-rise and condo residents.

You read the title right – you can now purchase the Proton Saga MC3 for just RM 78. No, this isn’t a late April’s Fool joke.

The 2026 Geely Coolray recently went on sale in South Africa, with three variants on offer. This marks the third model that Geely is currently offering in South Africa, after the Geely Galaxy E5 (Proton eMas 7 to us) and Geely E2 (Proton eMas 5 to us).

In May 2026, Malaysia's overall passenger vehicle market remains highly concentrated at the top. The Proton Saga secured the absolute number-one spot nationwide with 7,337 units, closely trailed by the Perodua Bezza at 7,079 units.

Proton eMAS arrives at KLIMS 2026 not as a tentative experiment but as a sub-brand already claiming market leadership. Operated by Proton New Energy Technology (PRO-NET), eMAS carries a unique burden: it must translate decades of national-car sentiment into a credible new-energy portfolio for ordinary Malaysian families. While startup EV brands can afford to serve niche early adopters, Proton eMAS

At KLIMS 2026, the Proton stand carries a significance that extends beyond any single model reveal. As Malaysia’s national carmaker, Proton occupies a unique position in the market: it must defend decades of consumer familiarity while proving it can keep pace with an influx of Chinese brands and the electrification push led by its own sibling sub-brand, Proton eMAS. The display this year sends a c

At KLIMS 2026, the Proton stand tells two stories at once. While the eMAS sub-brand courts Malaysia’s early EV adopters, the Proton X90 sits at the opposite end of the display as a reminder that the national carmaker’s immediate volume still flows from conventional powertrains. As the flagship of Proton’s SUV line, positioned above the X70, the X90 carries the responsibility of stretching the bran

At KLIMS 2026, much of the conversation around the Proton stand gravitates toward the newer metal. The recently updated S70 sedan carries the brand's latest four-cylinder turbocharged narrative, while the eMAS sub-brand draws curiosity with its electric ambition. Yet the Proton X50 remains a fixture of the display, and its presence speaks to a different, equally important chapter of the national c

Local assembly (CKD) of the Proton e.Mas 5 is set to begin soon, as the company initiates a RM 37 million expansion of its electrified vehicle assembly plant at the Automotive High-Tech Valley (AHTV) in Tanjong Malim.

Following its debut at the Singapore Motorshow earlier this year, the Proton e.MAS 5 has officially gone on sale in the Lion City. This marks the second fully electric Proton model launched in Singapore, after the e.MAS 7's return last year.

Proton has released its official sales figures for April 2026. Powered by a well-balanced portfolio of Internal Combustion Engine (ICE), Electric Vehicle (EV), and Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) models, the national automaker delivered a total of 18,156 vehicles last month.

Proton’s sales moderated in February following a record-high January, as the national carmaker posted a total of 13,566 vehicles sold — a 31% drop from January’s 15-year high of 19,833 units. The sharp decline was largely attributed to the long festive period, including Thaipusam and the Chinese New Year holidays, which disrupted vehicle deliveries across the country. The industry-wide volume also

The Proton eMAS 5 has hit a major milestone, surpassing 5,000 units sold just two months after its official launch in the Malaysian market. The model recorded 3,026 units in January 2026 and 1,562 units in February, with additional deliveries pushing total sales past the 5,000-unit mark.

Just three months after its Malaysian introduction, the all-new Proton Saga MC3 has officially launched in Brunei as its first export destination—offered in two variants, the Executive and Premium, priced at BND16,800 (approx. RM52,000) and BND18,800 (approx RM58,000) respectively. It is also the second Proton model introduced in Brunei this year, following the Proton X50 in January.

Pro-Net, Proton’s new energy arm, has confirmed that 3,068 units of the Proton e.MAS 5 were delivered in January 2026 — making it Malaysia’s best‑selling electric vehicle for the month. The model secured a 49.2% market share in the BEV segment and 4.5% of total national vehicle sales, also placing it among the top five best‑selling passenger cars in Malaysia. Pricing e.MAS 5 Prime: RM59,800 e.MAS

The new 2026 Proton S70 MC1 has been officially launched in Malaysia, with prices unchanged from before.

Proton has officially pulled the wraps off the 2026 Proton S70, confirming the refreshed C-segment sedan will make its much-anticipated official launch in Malaysia on February 11, 2026. Bookings for the updated model opened nationwide on February 7, with interested buyers able to secure a unit with just a RM500 booking fee at all authorised Proton 3S/4S showrooms – and early bookers can even enjoy