In March, Pro-Net, a subsidiary of Proton, successfully sold 797 units of the Proton e.MAS 7 electric SUV.
This brings the total deliveries of the e.MAS 7 to 1,853 units for the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, contributing to a market share of 30 percent thus far this year, making it the number one EV in Malaysia.
According to Zhang Qiang, the CEO of Pro-Net, “We would like to extend our gratitude to customers for their unwavering support and confidence in the Proton e.MAS 7, as well as their trust in us to provide an ecosystem that allows them to enjoy an electric driving experience.”
“This achievement will motivate us to continuously improve in offering high-quality products and provide a better ownership experience for our customers,” he stated.
For the Malaysian market, the Proton e.MAS 7 is available in two variants, the Prime priced at RM105,800 and the Premium priced at RM119,800, applicable for the first 6,000 bookings.
To facilitate users, Proton has established 75 DC charging points with up to 120 kW at several dealerships.
Additionally, owners can access over 90 percent of existing charging points in Malaysia operated by Gentari, JomCharge, chargEV, DC Handal, Chargesini, Carput Zap, RExharge, and Charge+, along with a live integrated charging map through the Proton e.MAS app.
Zhang Qiang further remarked, “Our goal is not just to sell cars; we aim to develop a complete ecosystem that involves not only 36 dealerships but also the entire EV charging infrastructure in Malaysia.
“We are also working closely with charging point operators (CPOs) to facilitate easier EV ownership as we want our customers to transition smoothly from ICE to EV.”
