外观与设计
内饰与配置
动力与操控
空间与舒适性
安全与可靠性
经济性与保值率For longer-range phev family owner, Proton e.MAS 7 2026 PHEV 1.5L 170km Premium Plus works through a family-technology value lens because the PHEV Premium Plus has the longest body, 19-inch tyres and sunroof, creating the most visually substantial e.MAS 7 interpretation in the BitAuto table. The design is modern enough to signal Proton's new-energy direction without becoming visually busy.
Inside, W-HUD, wireless charging, 16 speakers, powered comfort seats and the broader Premium Plus equipment list make it feel like the most complete dual-energy cabin. In this family-technology value reading, the score rewards equipment that changes daily use, especially displays, audio, cameras, ventilation and charging convenience.
The powertrain story matters because a 29.8 kWh battery, 170 km NEDC electric range and 60 kW DC charging from 30-80% in 16 minutes give this PHEV a standout technical pitch. It gives the Proton e.MAS 7 a clearer identity than a normal petrol SUV and lets buyers choose the energy format that fits their routes.
the longer PHEV package, 2,755 mm wheelbase, 51 L tank and wide cargo range suit families who want one SUV for school days and interstate travel. The score stays high because the package is genuinely family-oriented, but the comment separates the more compact BEV body from the longer and more cargo-focused PHEV.
official PHEV messaging highlights L2 ADAS, a 360-degree camera with 3D display and 7 airbags, while BitAuto lists the key active-safety functions. The rating reflects both the generous modern assistance package and the fact that the strongest camera, L2 and blind-spot features are more convincing on higher grades.
RM129,750 is the highest BitAuto row, yet the long electric range and petrol backup can make sense for owners who charge often and travel far. Looking at family-technology value, the value case depends on charging habits, variant choice and whether the buyer prefers lower BEV simplicity or PHEV travel flexibility.
