The Proton Asian Games Nation Drive showcases Malaysia’s cultural diversity and heritage, and celebrates our collective passion for sports.
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The nation’s delegation will be comprised of the best of the best, including Olympic track cyclist Datuk Azizulhasni Awang, national diving queens Datuk Pandelela Rinong and Nur Dhabitah Sabri, as well as, our prided badminton heroes Lee Zii Jia, Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik. Last weekend, the TRP troops were invited to join the third round of the drive, which covered the southern and eastern states of Melaka and Pahang, where participants were given the chance to experience the rich culture, enchanting beauty and delicious delicacies of these historic states.
The car’s interior was super comfy and spacious and included features that made it feel extra luxurious with its leather seats, digital instrument panel, as well as, its touchscreen and voice-controlled infotainment system that gives you full command of the vehicle.The X70 definitely impressed us with its smooth and quiet ride, and it had plenty of power and stability to take on the most challenging parts of the course with speed and ease.
After a good night’s rest, we were set for our journey down south to Melaka and got to run the X90 through its paces. The 7-seater car is the largest of the X models and feels more like an MPV than a regular SUV. Our stop in the state of Darul Azim was short and sweet. There, we got the opportunity to meet with former national hockey player Mirnawan Nawawi a.k.a The Boss, who’s famous for scoring a total of 250 goals throughout his career.
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