Proton e.MAS 5 Reaches Nepal via Korala Border
Proton's new compact electric SUV, the e.MAS 5, has arrived in Nepal. Official distributor Jagdamba Motors is routing shipments through the Korala border after floods shut the Kerung crossing in mid-Bhadra.
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The company has launched the SUV in two variants — Prime and Premium.
- Prime: 30.12 kWh battery, 58 kW motor, claimed 225 km range
- Premium: 40.16 kWh battery, 85 kW motor, claimed 325 km range
Inside, the e.MAS 5 gets a 14.6-inch central screen and an 8.8-inch digital instrument cluster. There's also a multifunction steering wheel, a 50 W wireless phone charger, ambient lighting and keyless entry.
On safety, Proton has fitted 6 airbags, ADAS features and a 360-degree camera.
Proton developed the e.MAS 5 under its partnership with Geely. Units are now entering Nepal via Korala. Jagdamba Motors says deliveries to customers will start soon.
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