Proton Waja CPS

Background

The Proton Waja was our first model designed in-house.

With sweeping lines influenced by European styling, the car spoke of a new direction in design and performance that is commonplace among Proton cars today.

THE JOURNEY OF WAJA

  • 2000

    The first generation Waja is launched.

    2000

    The first generation Waja is launched.

  • 2002

    The 1.8 litre variant is introduced, incorporating VVT technology.

    2002

    The 1.8 litre variant is introduced, incorporating VVT technology.

  • 2004

    Proton Waja is recognised as 'The Greenest Car' from the Australian Automotive Institution.

    2004

    Proton Waja is recognised as 'The Greenest Car' from the Australian Automotive Institution.

  • 2005

    PROTON introduces the longer-wheelbase Proton Chancellor that is powered by a V6 engine.

    2005

    PROTON introduces the longer-wheelbase Proton Chancellor that is powered by a V6 engine.

  • 2006

    The CamPro engine is introduced to the Proton Waja.

    2006

    The CamPro engine is introduced to the Proton Waja.

  • 2007

    The Proton Waja receives a safety upgrade and is equipped with ABS and air bags.

    2007

    The Proton Waja receives a safety upgrade and is equipped with ABS and air bags.

  • 2008

    The Proton Waja CPS enters the Malaysian market as the final model update.

    2008

    The Proton Waja CPS enters the Malaysian market as the final model update.

2000

2011

The new Proton Waja now comes with a CamPro CPS engine
that is power at the heart of PROTON.

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TIMELESS DESIGN

We wanted to create a timeless design that would appeal to consumers long past the launch date. The result of countless hours of refinement, the Proton Waja offers a unique design influenced by European styling, yet grounded in Asian sensibility and practicality.

 
 
 
 

What others say / Motor Trader

"The new engine, in addition to providing smooth and responsive drivability, is said to be environment-friendly and complies with the latest European emission regulations."


What others say / Paul Tan

"The most notable difference about the CPS is the smooth and responsive drivability thanks to the 13 percent increase in power output."


What others say / Asian Auto

"With the Waja, Proton has never been closer to getting its cars the feel of a European car."