Proton has announced its new car prices following the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which comes into effect today. Prices across the automaker’s model range have dropped, with a reduction of up to RM1,475 or 3.25% from pre-GST prices.
The new on-the road prices includes all models in the Proton line-up, covering the Saga, Persona, Inspira, Satria Neo, Exora, Preve, Suprima S, and Iriz.
The automaker’s entry-level model, the Saga SV 1.3 MT, is now cheaper by RM803 post-GST, while the RM1,475 reduction mentioned earlier is for the Iriz 1.3 CVT Standard, which has seen its old price of RM45,540 being revised to RM43,975.
“Consumers can now look forward to not only value-for-money cars but cars with enhanced quality and safety features. For example, consumers can now buy a Proton Saga from as low as RM33,242 or a Preve 1.6L CVT Executive at RM61,023. All these prices have taken into account the 6% GST and are the on- the-road prices,” said Proton CEO Datuk Abdul Harith Abdullah.
We have updated the above price list to include all available variants in the model ranges. For a complete look at GST and its impact on car prices, read our detailed report on the subject.
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The comments reflect mixed reactions to the GST impact on Proton car prices, with some noting a modest reduction of around 3.25%, which many consider insufficient. Several commenters express disappointment that the savings are minimal compared to the original government promise of a 30% reduction. Others link the price decrease to increased costs from GST on loans, insurance, and parts, questioning whether the actual ownership cost has decreased. There’s frustration over Proton’s pricing strategies, resale values, and perceived lack of significant benefit to the rakyat. A few comments also mention that other costs like fuel and insurance contribute to overall expenses, and some dismiss the price reduction as negligible or as a marketing tactic. Overall, sentiments range from hopeful to skeptical about the true benefit of GST-driven price cuts.