Proton e.Mas 5

The Proton e.Mas 5 is Malaysia's most affordable electric vehicle, marking a significant milestone in the country's transition to sustainable mobility. This compact electric hatchback combines practicality, efficiency, and modern technology at an unprecedented price point, making electric driving accessible to more Malaysians than ever before.

Standard Features

  • Electric motor with rear-wheel drive
  • CATL Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery
  • DC fast charging up to 71 kW
  • AC charging up to 6.6 kW
  • 14.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system
  • Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Voice commands in English and Malay
  • LED headlamps and taillights
  • 6 airbags standard

Highlights

Malaysia's Most Affordable EV
Zero Emissions Electric Drive
Up to 325km Range
Fast Charging Technology
Rear-Wheel Drive Performance
Smart Connectivity Features

Key Specifications

  • 79 PS (58 kW) electric motor
  • 30.12 kWh LFP battery
  • Up to 310 km WLTP range
  • Top speed 125 km/h
  • MacPherson strut front suspension
  • 6 airbags and stability control
  • 14.6-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay

Upgrades from Prime

  • 116 PS (85 kW) electric motor
  • 40.16 kWh LFP battery
  • Up to 325 km WLTP range
  • 0-50 km/h in 3.9 seconds
  • Multi-link rear suspension
  • Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
  • 360-degree cameras and blind spot monitoring

Expert Reviews

Location Map

Visit the Proton 4S Petaling Jaya Regal Motors team at our showroom. We would love to serve you personally. See you there!

Proton 4S Petaling Jaya - Regal Motors

Jalan 13/4, Seksyen 13,
46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Driving directions: Google Maps, Waze

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, more than enough for most users! Average daily commute in Klang Valley is 40-60 km roundtrip, so one charge lasts 5-6 days. Real-world range: Prime (30.12 kWh) gets 280-310 km, Premium (40.16 kWh) gets 300-325 km depending on driving style and air-con use. For longer trips, Malaysia's charging network has improved with DC chargers on major highways every 80-100 km. Perfect for city use, adequate for interstate with planning.

Home charging costs (based on TNB rates 2026): Prime (30.12 kWh): RM15-18 for 0-100% charge. Premium (40.16 kWh): RM20-24 for 0-100% charge. If you charge during off-peak hours (10pm-8am), costs drop by 30-40%. Compare to petrol: Myvi needs RM60-70 for similar 300 km range. Electric savings: RM40-50 per charge, or RM800-1,000+ per month for typical users. Payback period vs petrol car is 5-7 years.

Prime (RM62,300, offer RM59,300): 79 PS, 30.12 kWh, 310 km range, basic ADAS, 6 airbags. Good for budget buyers with short commutes. Premium (RM75,670, offer RM72,670): 116 PS, 40.16 kWh, 325 km range, multi-link suspension, full ADAS, 360-camera, blind spot. RM13,370 more gets you 15 km extra range, 37 PS more power, better suspension, advanced safety. Premium is worth it if you do 80+ km daily or want best features.

Yes! Installation process: 1) Apply to TNB for dedicated meter (RM300-500 fee), 2) Install 32A single-phase circuit (most homes support this), 3) Install wallbox charger (RM2,500-4,000 for 6.6 kW unit). Total setup: RM3,000-5,000. Proton dealers can recommend installers. Benefits: Charge overnight at home (off-peak rates), wake up to full battery daily, convenience vs public chargers. Government may offer EV home charger subsidies - check with dealer for latest programs.

e.MAS 5 (RM59k-72k): 310-325 km range, RWD, 14.6-inch screen, 6 airbags, ADAS on Premium, made-in-Malaysia. BYD Dolphin (RM95k-110k): 340-427 km range, FWD, blade battery, better build quality, stronger brand. e.MAS 5 is RM30k-40k cheaper - best value for budget EV buyers. Dolphin offers more range and refinement but costs significantly more. e.MAS 5 wins on affordability, Dolphin wins on range and quality.

Warranty package: Vehicle: 5 years or 150,000 km. Battery: 8 years or 180,000 km with 70% capacity retention guarantee. Battery degradation (CATL LFP chemistry): Typically 90-95% capacity after 5 years, 80-85% after 8 years with normal use. LFP batteries degrade slower than NMC batteries and handle heat better (important for Malaysia). Charging habits to minimize degradation: Avoid regular 100% charges (80% is fine for daily use), avoid draining to 0%, use slow AC charging when possible.

Manageable with planning! Example KL-Penang (360 km): Prime needs 1 DC fast charge stop (30 mins), Premium can make it with minimal buffer. Charging infrastructure: Major highways (PLUS, ELITE, LPT) have DC chargers every 80-120 km. Apps (ChargeEV, JomCharge, ChargeSini) show real-time availability. Tips: Plan charging stops during meal breaks, DC fast charging adds 150-200 km in 20-30 mins. For frequent long trips, consider e.MAS 7 (410 km range) or PHEV variants (1,000+ km total range).

Current EV incentives (2026): Full road tax exemption (until end 2027), import and excise duty exemptions (already reflected in price), income tax relief up to RM2,500 for EV charging equipment installation, possible state-level incentives (check with dealer). No SST for EVs. Some employers offer EV purchase subsidies or free workplace charging. Banks offer lower interest EV financing (check availability). Total savings from incentives can reach RM3,000-5,000 beyond the purchase price.