2018 Proton Saga 1.3 Executive CVT

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

As part of a visit to Egypt, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim along with official Malaysian delegates including key Proton management officiated the launch of the CKD Proton Assembly Plant in Egypt. The PM said this initiative was part of Malaysia’s efforts to foster a new approach to cooperation between countries stating, “Proton is not just an automotive company; it is a source of pride and part of Malaysia's identity.” "Malaysia's presence in Egypt is built on trust and friendship," he

Proton has teamed up with Grab Malaysia to make it easier for e-hailing drivers to purchase a Proton Saga, through a new initiative called “Saga Power Up for Grab Drivers.” This program gives Grab drivers exclusive benefits if they choose the Proton Saga. The collaboration, signed by Proton’s Deputy CEO Roslan Abdullah and Grab Malaysia's Country Operations Director Rashid Shukor, is designed to support Malaysia's growing e-hailing sector by giving drivers a practical, budget-friendly vehicle op

During a recent press event marking the start of CKD operations for the Proton Saga in Egypt, Proton let slip a significant new development: a new AMA platform. In a corporate video released by Proton, Steven Xu, Proton’s Director of International Sales said, "Next year, we plan to produce at least 5,000 units of the Proton Saga (in Egypt). For 2026, under the AHTV initiative, with the new introduction of ‘AMA’ models, we are aiming to reach the maximum capacity of the plant, which is 20,000 to

Despite exporting more cars than ever before, only 3 percent of Proton’s total annual production is currently sent to international markets. This translates to around 4,000–5,000 units annually across 14 countries, including Pakistan, Kenya, Brunei, Egypt, and Bangladesh. However, Proton aims to double this figure by the end of 2025, bolstered by recent launch of CKD operations for the Proton Saga in Egypt, which was marked by a flag-off ceremony recently. Proton’s first milestone is to double i

Proton has begun completely knocked down (CKD) operations for the Proton Saga in Egypt, marking a significant step in its plans to expand its footprint in new markets. The milestone was celebrated with a flag-off ceremony at Proton’s Centre of Excellence headquarters, where 120 left-hand drive (LHD) Proton Saga CKD packs were sent to Egypt. The event was attended by high-profile officials, including H.E. Ragai Tawfik Said Nasr, the Ambassador of Egypt to Malaysia, and Datuk Hanafi Sakri, Deputy