Proton, Grab Malaysia expand partnership with more car models and e-hailing perks


KUALA LUMPUR: Proton Holdings Bhd and Grab Malaysia have expanded their partnership to offer more car models, including the Proton S70 and X-Series, with added benefits for Grab drivers.

In a statement, Proton said the partnership builds on the success of the “Saga Power Up for Grab Driver-Partners” campaign launched in November 2024, which has so far generated 220 leads and resulted in 148 Proton Saga registrations.

The continued collaboration underscores the strong demand for Proton’s models in the e-hailing segment and reinforces the shared goal of modernising Malaysia’s ride-hailing with affordable and reliable cars.

Driver-partners can now choose from a wider range of Proton models, including GrabCar Plus and GrabCar (6-Seater) options.

The partnership also offers up to RM13,000 in cash rebates, a 5% service discount for two years or 40,000 km, and RM500 in fuel support to ease initial ownership costs.

“Our strengthened partnership with Grab Malaysia marks a crucial step in empowering the e-hailing sector. Proton is thrilled to make our S70 and premium X-series models more accessible to Grab drivers.

“For gig workers, this comprehensive programme extends beyond exclusive benefits to assurance of driving Proton cars. Its reliability and affordable maintenance costs are important factors for those who use cars as their primary working tools,” Proton Edar deputy director sales, Ong Chee Wooi said.

Meanwhile, Grab Malaysia's director of country operations and mobility, Rashid Shukor, said this collaboration made it easier for its driver-partners to access vehicles, enabling them to earn and support their families while meeting the growing demand for rides.

“With the expansion of our partnership – now extending to the S70 and premium X-series models —drivers now have the chance to elevate their driving experience, upgrade their vehicles, and cater to an even broader consumer base. We look forward to continuing this journey together to build a future where opportunities are accessible to all."

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