The new Proton eMas 7 has been awarded a five-star rating by ASEAN NCAP (New Car Assessment Program for Southeast Asian Countries). Under the 2021-2025 protocol, the brand’s first electric vehicle (EV) received an overall score of 92.57 points.
In the adult occupant protection (AOP) assessment, the eMas 7 managed a score of 31.20 out of 32 points (39 points weighted score), while it was 44.17 out of 51 points (17.32 points weighted score) in child occupant protection (COP). The eMas 7 comes standard with six airbags, ESC, ABS as well as a seatbelt reminder system for all occupants.
Additionally, the EV comes with autonomous emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, rear cross traffic alert and rear cross traffic braking. These advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) performed well for ASEAN NCAP to award the maximum 21 points (20 points weighted score) in safety assist (SA), which makes the eMas 7 the highest scoring model in this category.
Finally, the eMas 7 received a score of 13 out of 16 points (16.25 points weighted score) in the motorcycle safety (MS) assessment, which tests the functionality of blind spot technology fitted to vehicles.
“With the rising trend among vehicle consumers who currently have a keen interest towards EVs, Proton has ensured that safety is not to be compromised such as having a strong structure to protect the occupants and acceptable safety restraint system,” ASEAN NCAP said in its release.
“Furthermore, ASEAN NCAP is indeed proud that Proton has equipped its model with active safety technologies as a standard fitment across all its variants. A heartfelt congratulations to eMas 7 for achieving a five-star rating. We hope this remarkable feat of raising the safety of vehicles in the ASEAN region is continuing to set a standard for others to follow,” it added.
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Sure this is not a replacement car for testing? Because there’s a history.
Are you questioning the integrity of PROTON or ASEAN NCAP?
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I don’t know. You tell me.
https://paultan.org/2013/02/01/asean-ncap-first-phase-results-released-for-eight-models-tested-ford-fiesta-and-honda-city-get-5-stars/
Why cannot question ah?
You think all the national instituitions have 200% integrity?
If they did, do you think Rosmah can be acquitted and zahid walk free?
Pretty sure you just commited libel there. To be fair, its not that surprising coming from someone who tend to talk before think like you.
I did not say that. You can’t blame me for having that thought.
“No doubt you’re wondering why there are two Proton Sagas in the results list. The one-star car (base-spec, single airbag) was tested in December 2012; the three-star car, which was tested earlier this month, is fitted with the latest safety package that includes twin airbags, which will be standard across the range by February or March, according to Proton. It will be called the FLX+.”
https://paultan.org/2013/02/01/asean-ncap-first-phase-results-released-for-eight-models-tested-ford-fiesta-and-honda-city-get-5-stars/
Like how they rated 5 Stars to Aruz G spec for testing but you can never buy this spec in the showroom? This excuse is getting old despite P2 still being their main sponsor.
Every other dog car these days gets 5 Star rating so much so that it devalues the whole testing. And when P2 is their main sponsor, one would question its long suspected impartiality.
ASEAN should set law to compulsory all motor-vehicle insurance entities to fund and supervise AseanNcap, AseanNcap should never has any ties with car manufacturers to avoid corruption and fixed test results
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