2022 Proton Persona facelift price Malaysia.
Persona is available as 1.6 Standard, 1.6 Executive and 1.6 Premium variants, starting from RM45,800 for the 1.6 Standard, RM50,800 for the 1.6 Executive, to RM55,800 for the 1.6 Premium variant, and pricing is on-the-road without insurance.

Proton Persona facelift spec Malaysia.
Powertrain in the 2022 Persona facelift is a 1,597 cc inline-four with VVT, with outputs rated at 109 PS at 5,750 rpm and 150 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm.

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This is mated with a continuously variable transmission, instead of the four-speed automatic gearbox that was previously rumoured. We understand that Proton has also improved the internals and driving behaviour of the CVT, though no specifics have been revealed as yet. We’ll know more when we get to talk to the R&D team soon.

The top Premium and Executive variants of the Persona will get 16-inch alloy wheels with the Executive wheels in a plain finish, both shod in tyres measuring 185/55. The 1.6 Standard entry variant gets 15-inch alloys shod in 185/55 tyres. The Premium variant is also identifiable by its black roof.

Inside, the Persona dashboard now does away with the 2019 facelift’s two-tone scheme, the contrast now offered in the Premium trim level by the brown leatherette upholstery, whereas the Executive and Standard trim levels get fabric seat trim.

This covers the seats as well as a section of the interior door cards, and the more unified black scheme for the dashboard is in line with the colour scheme that has been used in the Iriz. Up top, the Persona uses a grey headliner compared to the black used in the Iriz.

The central upper stack brings one of the most prominent changes to the interior of the Persona, where like the 2022 Iriz, the infotainment unit is now a freestanding screen that now sits atop the air-conditioning vents in the new layout, compared to the previous configuration that had the vents vertically oriented on each side of the screen. As on the Iriz, the central locking and hazard light buttons are now stacked vertically.

Infotainment kit in the 2022 Persona starts with a standard audio setup in the 1.6 Standard variant, offering Bluetooth and six USB ports – these are comprised of one data port and five charging ports. Here, audio comes through two speakers.

The Executive variant swaps in an eight-inch touchscreen monitor and adds smartphone connectivity, while the speaker count is increased to a total of four. Finally, adding on from the infotainment kit of the Executive variant, the Premium brings voice command, online functionality for navigation, music streaming, weather forecasts as well as 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Voice command in the Premium variant brings control to aspects of the car such as power windows, air-conditioning, navigation, music streaming. Meanwhile, the six USB ports are comprised of three outlets in the front row and two in the back row, and one behind the rear view mirror in order to power a dash cam.

Further equipment upgrades from Standard to Executive include LED daytime running lights, one-inch upsized wheels to 16-inch alloys and Intelligent entry with push-button start. Additional comfort equipment comes courtesy of a central armrest, which covers some additional storage aft of the parking brake lever. Like in the Iriz, the trio of cupholders in the Persona’s centre console are of different sizes.

Safety equipment in the 2022 Persona facelift starts with four airbags (front and side), ABS, EBD, brake assist, stability and traction control and hill hold assist. The Standard variant gets two rear parking sensors. Meanwhile, the Executive variant adds a reverse camera, and the Premium brings a total of six airbags, comprised of front, side and curtain units.

The latest facelifts for the Persona as well as Iriz have attained five-star Asean NCAP ratings, based on testing conducted under the 2017-2020 protocol as the car was submitted for testing last year, before the 2021-2025 protocol (as used in testing the Perodua Ativa) came into effect. The latest protocols focus on advanced driver assistance systems, which aren’t incorporated into the latest Persona and Iriz.

Core colours available across all three variants of the 2022 Persona are Armour Silver, Rosewood Maroon and Ruby Red. The 1.6 Standard additionally gets Jet Grey, which is left out of the 1.6 Premium palette, but misses out on Snow White, which is reserved for the Executive and Premium variants. Finally, Space Grey is exclusive to the top Premium variant.

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