Proton eMAS 7 Launches in Trinidad and Tobago, Expanding Global Reach

2025/06/09
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Proton's first all-electric SUV, the eMAS 7, has launched in Trinidad and Tobago, marking its second overseas market after Nepal. The vehicle, available only in the Premium variant, features a 60.22kWh battery with a WLTP-rated range of 410 km, 218 hp and 320 Nm of torque. Imported through local dealer Ansa Motors, the eMAS 7 joins Proton's X50 and X90 SUVs already sold in the country. Proton has exported 481 vehicles to date, with plans to assemble the eMAS 7 locally to benefit from tax exemptions.
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