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In Cars, Local News, Proton / By Anthony Lim / 22 December 2021 11:53 am / 11 comments Proton has announced a special flood relief assistance programme for Proton owners whose vehicles have been affected or were damaged during the recent floods. The national automaker is offering a 20% discount on selected parts as well as a 20% discount on labour charges for all its flood-affected customers who have lodged a police report regarding the incident. Additionally, towing charges of up to RM200 as well as cleaning charges of up to RM100 for the exterior and engine bay will be borne by the company. “The floods have affected thousands and especially hit hard in Selangor and Shah Alam where Proton is headquartered. Many of our customers have seen their homes and businesses damaged by flood waters and this extends to their cars as well. Therefore, Proton would like to offer customers a helping hand to get them back on the road and to show them they are our main priority,” said Proton Edar CEO

Chevrolet opened a new front in the Truck Wars on Wednesday, vowing its electric Silverado EV pickup will beat the Ford F-150 Lightning on a host of key performance metrics, including driving range, towing capacity, power and passenger space. It’s the first salvo as the battle for pickup supremacy shifts to a critical new theatre: Electric vehicles. GM CEO Mary Barra unveiled the Silverado EV — scheduled to go on sale in the second quarter of 2023 — in her keynote address Wednesday  to the CES electronics show in Las Vegas. GM plans to stream Barra’s address on its Exhibit Zero website: gmexhibitzero.com/en-us. The Silverado EV will debut as a 2024 model with prices starting at $39,900, Chevrolet vice president of marketing Steve Majoros said. Full-size pickups like the Silverado, F-150 and Ram 1500 are U.S. automakers’ top selling vehicles, generating billions of dollars in profits annually. They also are among the most technically challenging vehicles to electrify. Pickup owners expe