Proton X50

The Proton X50 is distinctive; it has sharp edges all around, but it still manages to look sleek and appealing. The red accents flanking the Proton logo on the front grille immediately draw your attention. The headlights are perfectly fitted on the edges, creating an overall fascinating appearance.

The Flagship 1.5 TGDI model differs from the others in that it is the only one available with side mirrors and a blacked-out roof.

All seats are upholstered in high-quality, scratch-resistant leather. You will have a comfortable ride whether you are in the front or the back.

Except for the Standard 1.5, all variants have a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Furthermore, automatic air conditioning is only available in the Premium 1.5T and Flagship 1.5 TGDI models. Similarly, the top two variants get a full-color LCD screen, while the lower variants get a standard metre cluster.

The top-spec variant includes a panoramic sunroof, which complements the X50's interior. Because of this outstanding feature, it is ultimately chosen by the buyer.

The top two variants also have adjustable driving seats and a 360-degree camera system, which is far superior to a reverse camera setup.

The flagship Proton X50 fuel consumption is 6.4 litres per 100 kilometres, or 15.6 kilometres per litre. However, the fuel consumption capacity of the other variants is not as good as the flagship, but it is also not disappointing.

All models include safety features such as traction control, airbags, and electronic stability. However, the safety features improve as you choose the top variant, i.e., Flagship 1.5 TGDI. For example, the 1.5T Standard has four airbags, whereas the others have six.

Let us now discuss the additional safety features of the Flagship 1.5 TGDI. Forward-collision warning, intelligent cruise control, intelligent high beam control, blind spot information, and an autonomous emergency braking system are all included to improve your safety and make your ride more secure.