Proton eMas Electric Models Undergo Real-World Evaluation by Royal Malaysian Police
Proton eMas Electric Models Undergo Real-World Evaluation by Royal Malaysian Police
Proton has officially commenced a fleet evaluation phase by handing over its new eMas 5, eMas 7 EV, and eMas 7 PHEV models to the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM). This strategic initiative aims to test the performance and reliability of these electrified powertrains under diverse operational requirements and real-world driving conditions.
The handover of the eMas 5, eMas 7 EV, and the eMas 7 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) marks a significant milestone in Proton's transition toward electrification. By integrating these advanced models into the PDRM fleet, the manufacturer seeks to gather critical data on how electric and hybrid vehicles handle the rigorous demands of law enforcement duties. The testing will focus on the vehicles' usability across various service scenarios, ensuring the technology meets the high standards required for official police operations and fleet management.
To facilitate this testing phase and address potential concerns regarding energy logistics, Gentari has committed to providing free charging services for the vehicles. This collaboration highlights a growing synergy between automotive manufacturers and energy providers to support Malaysia's shift toward sustainable mobility. The results of this trial will likely serve as a vital benchmark for the long-term viability of EVs and PHEVs in professional and government-sector applications.
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