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Proton has announced on social media that three of its models are sales leaders in their respective segments – the Proton X70 in the C-segment SUV class, the Proton X50 in the B-segment SUV space, […]
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2022 Peugeot 308 in Malaysia gravely mistaken for the next-generation Perodua Myvi in viral TikTok video
Indah khabar dari rupa is a popular Malay proverb that perfectly defines this story. A short 10-second TikTok video recently went viral for depicting what’s deemed to be the next-generation Perodua Myvi, but the actual […]
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Perodua sales dropped 4.1% in April 2022 at 25,654 vehicles – YTD sales up 11.5% compared to 2021
Perodua delivered a total of 25,654 vehicles in April 2022, which is 4.1% lower than the 26,759 units registered a month prior in March. Just like UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT), the associate company of UMW […]
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Perodua files Traz and Nexis trademarks with MyIPO
Perodua has filed a couple of trademarks with the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO), registering the Traz and Nexis names at the end of last month. Both were filed under class 12 and class […]
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2022 Perodua Alza D27A open for booking, 3 variants, launching in June, estimated price from RM69k?
With anticipation building up for the launch of the all-new Perodua Alza (codenamed D27A), dealers are looking to get a head start by accepting bookings for the redesigned MPV well before an official announcement from […]
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2022 Proton Saga MC2 – why still no AEB, ADAS?
The refreshed 2022 Proton Saga was launched yesterday with several new features, but what was conspicuously missing was any kind of driver assistance. Yes, the national carmaker did expand the availability stability control to the […]
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2022 Proton Saga Active rendered – MC2 facelift made to look rugged with design cues from the Iriz Active
The 2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift was launched just yesterday, and it didn’t take long for rendering wiz Theophilus Chin to start fiddling with the A-segment sedan. What he came up with is a Saga […]
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2022 Proton Saga MC2 – why yet another facelift, why not an all-new model? Here is Proton’s answer
The Proton Saga was updated yesterday with some mild design changes and several new features, helping to keep the evergreen entry-level sedan fresh on the market. Of course, we have read your comments, many of […]
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2022 Proton Exora coming soon with minor updates
With the Saga having just been updated, the Exora is now Proton’s oldest model, untouched since the 2019 running change (RC). The seven-seater MPV is also the only one in its lineup not to feature […]
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2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift walk-around video tour
You’ve read about the 2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift and compared the specs of its four variants, now let’s join us on a video walk-around of the third-generation Saga’s second minor change. This year’s update […]
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Proton X90 not launching in 2022 – new 7-seat SUV delayed to 2023 due to COVID-19 and chip shortage
This morning, Proton CEO Li Chunrong made the surprise announcement that the company will be launching three all new models over the next two years. Couple that with the increased sightings of a camouflaged Geely […]
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2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift – spec-by-spec comparison of Standard, Premium and Premium S
Proton launched the 2022 Saga MC2 facelift this morning, the second minor change for the third-generation budget sedan. This is a smaller update than the previous one that debut in August 2019, and it looks […]
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Proton to launch three all-new models in the next two years – X90 large SUV, smart #1 EV SUV, what else?
During the launch of the Proton Saga MC2 facelift, CEO Li Chunrong said the company will launch three new models in Malaysia in the next two years. However, this will only take place from 2023 […]
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2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift launched – Premium S variant, revised dash, ESC on Standard, from RM34.4k
Here it is, the 2022 Proton Saga MC2 facelift. You’ve seen the spyshots and teasers; now here’s the ‘minor change’ of Proton’s A-segment sedan in full, officially launched this morning. As you can see, the […]
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Proton says it will continue to absorb the rising cost of raw materials in order to maintain its vehicle pricing
Earlier today, it was reported that manufacturers are eventually expected to increase new car prices due to the higher cost of raw materials and logistics brought about by the weakening of the ringgit. The Malaysian […]