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Proton is emphasizing that its upcoming eMas 7 (stylized as e.MAS 7) is not simply a rebadged version of the Geely Galaxy E5/EX5. The Malaysian automaker is conducting extensive local testing of six prototypes across Peninsular Malaysia to ensure the vehicle’s suitability for local conditions and market preferences. The testing regime includes Durability Adaptive Testing, Electrical Road Testing, Advanced Driver Assistance System road tests, and Quality Reliability Testing.
The eMas 7, based on the Global Modular Architecture, will feature a highly efficient 12-in-1 motor and a lithium iron phosphate battery with Aegis “short blade” cells. While specific details haven’t been released, it’s expected to share similar specifications with the Chinese Galaxy E5, which offers a single front motor producing 218 PS and 320 Nm of torque. The eMas 7 is set to launch at the end of the year, showcasing Proton’s commitment to delivering a locally optimized electric vehicle.
