2025 Proton X50 facelift now has RFID pre-installed as standard – to be extended to other models in future

2025 Proton X50 facelift now has RFID pre-installed as standard – to be extended to other models in future

Under a memorandum of understanding just signed between Proton and Touch ‘n Go, all variants of the Proton X50 facelift will be pre-fitted with RFID at the production line, giving drivers yet another way to get through tolls (remember the third-gen Myvi‘s built-in SmartTAG?). We can see from the above photo that the RFID sticker is on the windscreen’s top-left.

“With other launches in our pipeline, Proton is looking to extend the fitment of Touch ‘n Go RFID tags to other models to offer an improved level of convenience to our customers,” said Proton Edar deputy CEO Zhang Qiang.

2025 Proton X50 facelift now has RFID pre-installed as standard – to be extended to other models in future

“It’s about instant gratification. You drive your new Proton X50 off the showroom floor with RFID already installed, just like that. This is not just about smarter mobility; it’s about bringing real value and delight into everyday journeys,” said Touch ‘n Go CEO Praba Sangarajoo.

Launched last month, the Proton X50 facelift comes in three variants priced between RM89,800 and RM113,300 (if you’re among the first 10,000 to book before October 31, you’ll get RM4,000 off, effectively cutting the price range to RM85,800-109,300). It’s a very thorough facelift – learn more here.

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Jonathan James Tan

While most dream of the future, Jonathan Tan dreams of the past, although he's never been there. Fantasises much too often about cruising down Treacher Road (Jalan Sultan Ismail) in a Triumph Stag that actually works, and hopes this stint here will snap him back to present reality.

 
 

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