Nearly two months after going on sale in Malaysia, the Proton eMas 7 PHEV has now gained a new Emerald Green exterior colour. This joins the existing options that include Obsidian Black, Lithium White, Mercury Silver, Galena Grey and Aquamarine Blue.
Pricing for the plug-in hybrid SUV stays the same, with the base Prime going for RM109,800 on-the-road without insurance. This is followed by the Premium at RM123,800, while the range-topping Premium Plus sells for RM129,800. With the RM4,000 launch rebate, the figures are reduced to RM105,800, RM119,800 and RM125,800 respectively.
Powertrain-wise, the eMas 7 PHEV features a 1.5 litre naturally-aspirated inline-four petrol engine serving up 99 PS (98 hp or 73 kW) and 125 Nm of torque. This works with an electric motor rated at 218 PS (215 hp or 160 kW) and 262 Nm for a total system output of 262 PS (259 hp or 193 kW) and 262 Nm that is directed to the front wheels.
The Prime and Premium variants come with an 18.4-kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery from CATL for an electric-only range of 83 km, or 943 km combined hybrid range. Meanwhile, the Premium Plus gets a 29.8-kWh Geely Aegis short blade LFP battery for even more electric-only range at up to 146 km and a higher combined range of 996 km.
Both the Prime and Premium support DC charging at a peak of 30 kW, with a 30-80% state of charge achieved in under 20 minutes. The Premium Plus’ larger battery can handle up to 60 kW and needs less than 16 minutes to get from 30-80% – a 7-kW onboard AC charger is standard across the range. However, the first two variants take eight seconds to get from 0-100 km/h, with the range-topper requiring 8.2 seconds. All three max out at 170 km/h and come with vehicle-to-load (V2L) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) functions.
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gomen will again force people to buy these local trash. The way is as usual, impose high tariff on non-national brands. Gee, thanks Proton.
designing new badge and grill , and now with new Emerald Green colour, such a glorious achievement by local graduates from mara/mrsm/uitm/uuim.
Aston Martin green?
The green color on British cars in general are called British Racing Green.
Is it still CBU or now CKD?
Still CBU, later in 2027 it become CKD
really proton? headlining your debut video with a statement “mak kau hijau?” why need to stoop so low…
well… must be a mat (or minah) rempit heading marketing there
Bahasa Melayu is a very beautiful language but since sometime back, this beautiful language has been contaminated by too many bastardised English words, to the extent that now Bahasa Melayu has become a language that looks like English, sounds like English but is not English!
Nice shade of green. It reminds me of British Racing Green.
8.2s 235R19 racing dreams satisfaction,
Strong competitor to Chery Tiggo 7 PH.EV
The weirdly insensitive marketing text aside, WE NEED MORE GREEN CARS. The Zeekr 7X green is a really nice shade of green, hopefully this one is good as well.
Ugly colour!
This looks so good ngl
Demm fooled me on april again
marketing and advertising team fail big time. deserve to be sacked.
the green is very nice though
Mak Kau Hijau was banned in 2024, I believe. but since it’s proton, they’re allowed to get away with it…
Mak Kau Hijau is outdated. Why not “Bapak Kau Hijau”