Since the Proton-Geely partnership in 2017, we have witnessed two popular SUVs bearing the Proton badge - the Proton X70 and Proton X50. A third Geely-based model is due for 2021, and it is most likely the Proton X90, based on the Geely Haoyue, a 7-seater SUV.



We’ve talked about the Proton V70/Geely Jiaji as a viable candidate previously, but the agreement to purchase the Jiaji will lapse by 31-Dec 2020 and the MPV segment is a diminishing one.

With images of the Geely Haoyue at hand, we took the liberty of giving it Proton’s “infinite weave”, a new colour, and wheels from a Geely-owned brand. The results are what you see here.



The Proton X90/Geely Haoyue 7-seater SUV rivals the likes of the Mazda CX-8 and Hyundai Santa Fe.

1 metre legroom for 2nd row; enough space for 190 cm adults in 3rd row



The Proton X90 / Geely Haoyue boasts third-row seats that can fit a 190cm tall person, and that is something you could not say about most 7-seater SUV.

Bringing the Proton X90 / Geely Haoyue to the Malaysian market will not be a simple task with the obvious RHD conversion in the way.

In China, the Haoyue comes with a choice of two engines – the 1.5 TGDi used in the Proton X50, or the 1.8 TGDi used in the Proton X70, both mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.

Proton X90 rendered in red

The Geely Haoyue / Proton X90 has a tougher look with more presence than both the X70 and X50. We think it looks good.

What are your thoughts on the Proton X90 / Geely Haoyue?

Source: wapcar

No... it wont....based on current proton x50 x70 pricing strategy... it will start from 120k for the base variant

Mind u... PRC just brought back 2kg moon rocks with their own fully unmanned space vehicles and u doubt at their measurements? Lol... give bolehland 100 years also a mission tak boleh...

This post has been edited by freeman1: Dec 27 2020, 04:55 PM