Charging Ahead With The Proton e.MAS 7

Daniel Fernandez, Managing Editor, dsf.my

22-Jan-25 20:00

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Buckle up as our crew explores the latest automotive headlines here in the Malaysian car market! This week, BMW and MINI are stealing the spotlight with new launches that promise to redefine automotive excellence - from the sleek BMW 530i M Sport to the innovative BMW R 12 heritage roadster, we're unpacking every new detail that automotive enthusiasts need to know.

We'll also be diving deep into the hybrid revolution sweeping across Malaysia -- ever wondered how Chinese manufacturers are challenging the traditional Japanese hybrid dominance? Daniel, Ali and Richard unpack the fascinating story of how brands like GREAT WALL MOTOR are transforming the automotive landscape, with the HAVAL H6 Hybrid leading the charge.

And the highlight of today's show: a review of the Proton e.MAS 7! Daniel brings an exclusive first look at this game-changing electric vehicle that's been the talk of the town. With cutting-edge Geely technology and specs that are making other EV manufacturers nervous, tune in to discover why the Proton e.MAS 7 is more than just another electric car!

Photo Credit: Proton e.MAS Cars

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Ali Johan, Richard Bradbury

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Categories: Cars/Motoring, technology

Tags: petronas primax97, primax97, mini, bmw, Proton e.MAS 7, Proton eMas 7, hybrid cars, hybrid vehicles, hybrid, proton, BMW 530i M Sport, BMW R 12 heritage roadster, Haval H6, japanese cars, chinese cars, chinese car manufacturers, GREAT WALL MOTOR, geely, electric vehicle, ev,

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