Proton offers more car model options for Grab drivers

Proton continues to expand its strategic partnership with Grab Malaysia by introducing more car model options to meet the needs of drivers on this e-hailing platform.

This collaboration follows the success of the previous campaign, “Saga Power Up for Grab Driver-Partners,” which was launched in November 2024.

Apart from the Proton Saga, Grab driver partners can choose to acquire the Proton S70 sedan and the premium model range of the X Series (Proton X50, Proton X70, and Proton X90), tailored under the GrabCar Plus and GrabCar (6-seater) categories.

This collaboration also offers attractive incentives, such as cash rebates of up to RM13,000, as well as a 5 percent service discount for the first two years or up to 40,000 km.

It also provides petrol support worth RM500 to ease initial ownership operating costs.

Ong Chee Wooi, Deputy Sales Director of Proton EDAR, stated, “This strengthened collaboration with Grab Malaysia is an important step in reinforcing the e-hailing sector. PROTON is pleased to offer the S70 model and the premium X series to Grab driver partners.

“For gig workers, this comprehensive program not only provides exclusive advantages but also guarantees reliability and affordable maintenance – crucial factors for those who use their vehicles as the primary tool for earning a living.”

Rashid Shukor, Director of Country Operations and Mobility at Grab Malaysia, said, “We are pleased to strengthen our collaboration with PROTON, which reflects our ongoing commitment to providing flexible opportunities for Malaysians.

“This initiative has made it easier for our driver partners to acquire vehicles, enabling them to generate income and support their families while meeting the growing demand from passengers.

“With the expansion of this collaboration – including the S70 model and the premium X series – driver partners now have the opportunity to enhance their driving experience, upgrade their vehicles, and meet the diverse needs of customers. We hope to continue moving forward together in building a future that is more inclusive and full of opportunities for all.”