Proton Saga Has Arrived! The Next Competitor of Toyota Yaris

Cars in PakistanProton Saga Has Arrived! The Next Competitor of Toyota Yaris

The long-awaited Proton Saga has finally arrived! Check out the features and price details with images.

Proton Saga Is Finally Here!

Finally, we are happy to see the long-awaited Proton Saga arriving in Pakistan. We broke the news of the 1300cc sedan coming to Pakistan when the Proton X70 SUV was launched. With rapid sales, the company has received a warm welcome from the consumer market. Following the on-going trend, the company is also set to bring a new Toyota Yaris competitor. After Changan Alsvin, Proton Saga has now arrived in Pakistan.

Available Variants

As expected, the company is bringing 5 variants of Proton Saga to the market. While this may be true, the company has introduced 4 variants in the international market. However, we are well-aware that vehicles offered in the local market always seem to differ from global variants. The 4 international variants include Standard MT, Standard AT, Premium AT, and Limited Edition R3 AT.

Proton Saga arrived

Engine Details

We will be able to get a 1299cc engine capable of producing 95hp and 120Nm torque. However, the R3 Limited Edition will house a 1332cc engine.

Features List

The highlighted features of Proton Saga include the following:

  • 15-inch Alloy rims
  • Side mirrors with integrated turn signals
  • Rear spoiler
  • Fog lamps
  • Adjustable Steering
  • Remote Controlled Trunk
  • Dual front airbags
  • 7-inch touchscreen
  • Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
  • DRLs (Premium AT)
  • Stability control (Premium AT)
  • Traction control (Premium AT)
  • Front parking sensors (Premium AT)
  • Reverse camera (Premium AT)

Proton Saga arrived

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Most of the features offered in Proton Saga are competitive in the local market scenario. This means that car buyers will have more choices when it comes to 1300cc sedans.

Competitors

As evident, the local market Saga competitors include Toyota Yaris and Honda City. While this may be valid, there are more competitors entering into the market making it a big pool of choice for 1300cc buyers.

Price Details

Although not an official word yet, the expected price range of the Proton Saga 1300cc lineup will be from PKR 2 million to PKR 2.5 million. This is a decent price bracket for most users. The availability of multiple variants makes it easier to buy a 1300cc sedan at such a price.

For more latest updates from the automobile industry, stay tuned!

 

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