But Mitsubishi Motors (one of Proton’s founding members, incidentally) came into the picture Tuesday when its CEO, Osamu Masuko indicated that his firm would be “very open to considering” a ...

In addition to the development deal, PROTON will also be granted a license to build another car based on a Mitsubishi platform. To date, a majority of PROTON's cars and vans have been built in ...

Proton's new tie-up with Mitsubishi could give Malaysia's troubled carmaker a new lease on life by helping it roll out new models, even if the alliance is looser than hoped for, analysts say.

Mitsubishi has now announced that will extend this partnership, signing a contract with Proton covering the technology for, as well as the development and production of, a new Proton-branded vehicle.

Proton Jebat Concept – Click above for image gallery The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution is such a good car, it seems that Malaysian automaker Proton decided it ought to offer a version of its own.

Proton will produce Mitsubishi-brand vehicles at its facilities and share parts with the Japanese automaker for small cars, Proton Managing Director Syed Zainal Abidin Syed Mohamed Tahir said ...

The Japanese conglomerate sold 43.5 million Proton shares, or 7.93% of the Malaysian company's equity, held by associate Mitsubishi Motors Corp., the Tokyo-based company said Tuesday.

Built through a technical partnership with Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors, it became a milestone in the country’s industrial journey.