PUTRAJAYA April 12 — Proton Holdings Bhd may accelerate the introduction of electric vehicles suitable for Malaysian consumers as early as 2025 compared to 2027 as initially...
PUTRAJAYA April 12 — Proton Holdings Bhd may accelerate the introduction of electric vehicles suitable for Malaysian consumers as early as 2025 compared to 2027 as initially projected.
“We may have a model that is affordable but not practical, so we are identifying together with Geely to speed up the project and this is also on the recommendation of the government, especially the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry to ensure that Proton accelerates the electric vehicle project.
The Proton Rahmah 2023 campaign which started today until May 31 was launched by Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz.
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