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Proton's Saviour?

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

06-Nov-19 20:00

Proton's Saviour?

This week, Ariff and Daniel talk about the commotion surrounding Touch n' Go's decision to remove top-up booths on all highways. With Malaysian social media up in arms about this decision, are their qualms warranted?

For our review, Daniel gives us the long-awaited lowdown on the Proton X70 and tells us whether it can restore public confidence in the brand.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Ariff Roose


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Auto

Tags:  TnG,  Touch n Go,  Tolls,  eWallets,  Proton,  X70,  Geely,  Volvo,  Nissan,  X-Trail, 


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