Proton’s engine assembly plant in Tanjong Malim is set to play a major role in the national carmaker’s anticipated future growth. It was opened in 2022 with an investment to the tune of RM1.8 billion, and it has recently undergone a RM121 million expansion to produce dedicated hybrid engines (DHE) and transmissions (DHT) for hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles, as well as electric drive units (EDU) for EVs. The facility has a design capacity of 2…
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