Proton Bukit Tinggi Klang

Proton has introduced the ProCare Smart Plan (PSP), a prepaid service package for the Proton Saga, Proton X90, and the 2025 Proton X70. The plan offers savings of up to 15% on servicing costs, with potential savings of up to RM670, depending on the model. New buyers can choose 3- or 5-year packages, ensuring fixed maintenance costs and service at Proton’s certified 3S/4S dealerships using genuine parts. The plan is transferable to new owners if the car is sold within the package period. Existing

The Proton X70 recorded a 7.7% month-on-month increase in sales during November 2024, with 1,065 units sold, including exports. This brings its year-to-date (YTD) sales total to 7,536 units. The growth follows the mid-August launch of the facelifted model, which introduced design updates, additional features, and improved efficiency. Proton’s overall sales in November amounted to 12,194 units across domestic and export markets. While this marked a 4.7% decrease compared to October, the drop was

Proton has showcased a modified version of Proton S70 sedan at the 2024 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS), named the S70 Concept. This performance-inspired iteration of the sedan follows the S70’s recent entry into endurance racing at the Sepang 1000KM, where the S70 R3 race car clinched fifth in its class. While the S70 Concept remains a showpiece with no immediate plans for production, its design hints at Proton’s potential to expand its R3 accessories range or introduce special

Proton has unveiled the 2025 Proton X50 Sport Edition at the ongoing KL International Motorshow (KLIMS) 2024. This limited-run model introduces a new accessories package designed to enhance the look of the B-segment SUV. According to Proton, the limited-edition X50 Sport Edition - based on the X50 Premium variant - will be officially launched next year. While pricing and the exact production numbers remain under wraps, this marks the first special edition offered for the X50 since the facelifted

Team Proton R3 (R3), the motorsport and performance division of Proton, achieved a fifth-place finish in the Malaysian Touring Car (MTC) class at the 2024 Sepang 1000KM (S1K). The race proved challenging, with one of the team’s cars retiring early and another losing over 40 minutes to a technical issue. Despite these hurdles, drivers Ariff Azmi and Alister Yoong in car 82 demonstrated resilience to climb through the field. This marked the competitive debut of the Proton S70 R3, which used a 1.6-