KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's first electric vehicle (EV), Proton e.MAS 7 which was launched in mid-December, has so received over 2,500 bookings, Pro-Net said.
The company, a subsidiary of Proton Holdings Bhd, said this reflects the increasing interest of Malaysians in sustainable mobility and indicates robust demand for EVs.
Based on the number of bookings, the e.MAS 7 could potentially be Malaysia's most popular EV model in 2025.
As a comparison, the popular BYD Atto 3 launched locally two years ago, recorded 5,939 registrations in Malaysia as of November last year.
Pro-Net chief executive officer Zhang Qiang said the strong interest Malaysians have shown in Proton e.MAS 7 underscores their willingness to adopt sustainable mobility."Combining innovative features with exceptional value, the Proton e.MAS 7 is designed to be the ideal choice for those looking to electrify their journeys.
"This EV represents a significant step forward, not only for Proton but also for Malaysia's green automotive future," he said in a recent statement.
Proton said to commemorate the milestone, it is offering a special launch power pack to the first 3,000 customers.
The package includes exclusive benefits valued at up to RM8,000, designed to enhance the EV ownership experience.