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The Proton X50 facelift has been launched in Trinidad and Tobago, which is the refreshed SUV’s second overseas market after Brunei. Unlike in Brunei, where all three variants are available, the Caribbean nation gets just the mid-rung Premium.
As such, there are silver roof rails, red brake callipers, 18-inch two-tone alloys, a six-way powered driver’s seat, faux leather upholstery, ambient lighting, six speakers, a powered tailgate, a 360 camera, TPMS and ADAS including AEB and ACC, but it does without the Flagship’s ‘Batmobile’ roof spoiler, two-tone interior, black headlining, auto-dim rear-view mirror, semi-transparent sun visors, sunroof, wireless phone charging and auto-parking.
Bye bye GEP3 three-potter; the X50 is now powered by a 181 PS/290 Nm BHE15TD 1.5 litre i-GT turbo four-cylinder engine. The gearbox is a seven-speed wet DCT, and the same five colours are offered in T&T – Snow White, Passion Red, Jet Grey, Armour Silver and Teal Bayou Green.
ANSA Motors has been Proton’s distributor in Trinidad and Tobago since 2013 – Protons that have been sold or are on sale there include the Saga, pre-facelift X50, X90 and eMas 7 EV.
Proton X50 Premium facelift in Malaysia
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