Proton eMas 7 official launch date confirmed – Dec 16

Proton has revealed on its social media that the eMas 7 – the company’s first electric vehicle – will be officially launched on December 16. That’s less than a week away before the EV SUV finally makes its debut after a prolonged teaser phase.
By the way, the eMas 7 is present at the ongoing Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (KLIMS) 2024 wearing a fresh ‘Nadi’ wrap, so you can head to MITEC in KL if you want a close up look – the show’s last day is tomorrow, December 11.
Order books for the eMas 7 has been open since its interior reveal at ACE 2024 in October. We’ve since got to drive the SUV at Proton’s semi high-speed test track in Shah Alam, and have shared with you our first impressions of the Geely Galaxy E5 twin, which compares favourably against the BYD Atto 3, Malaysia’s best-selling EV – review here.
There are two variants of the eMas 7 – base Prime and top Premium. The Prime uses a 49.52 kWh version of Geely’s Aegis short blade lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery for a WLTP-rated range of 345 km (thumbs up to Proton for advertising the more realistic cycle instead of NEDC, which is 410 km, or the optimistic CLTC). The Premium’s 60.22 kWh pack delivers 410 km range (470 km NEDC).
Both support AC charging at a max rate of 11 kW, with the Prime needing 4.9 hours to get from 30-80% state of charge (SoC), and 6.1 hours for the Premium. The range-topper can suck in DC power of up to 100 kW (Prime 80 kW), and both can get fr..











