Proton Exora 2009 - 2023, Minivan

Proton Exora 1 generation

Detailed description of this generation will be added soon

Basic Information

Brand Proton
Model Exora
Class Мінівен
Production Start 2009
Production End 2023
Engine power 140 hp
Power ranking #4 353 of 6 557

Characteristics Proton Exora 1 generation

Bodywork

Back track width 1530 mm
Body type Minivan
Clearance 156 mm
Curb weight 1433 kg
Front track width 1542 mm
Height 1691 mm
Length 4592 mm
Number of seater 7
Wheel size 195/65/R15
Wheelbase 2730 mm
Width 1809 mm

Engine

Boost type none
Capacity 1597 cm3
Cylinder bore 76.0 mm
Cylinder layout inline
Engine code CamPro CPS
Engine model CamPro CPS
Engine placement Front, transverse
Engine power 126 hp
Engine type Gasoline
Injection type distributed injection (multipoint)
Max power (kW) 93 kW
Max power at RPM 6500 RPM
Maximum torque 150 N*m
Number of cylinders 4
Stroke cycle 88.0 mm
Timing belt DOHC
Turnover of maximum torque 4500 RPM
Valves per cylinder 4
Compression ratio 8.9

Gearbox and handling

Drive wheels Front wheel drive
Gearbox type Automatic
Number of gear 4

Operating characteristics

Acceleration (0-100 km/h) 15.5 s
Fuel 95
Fuel tank capacity 55 l
Max speed 165 km/h
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km 7.4 l

Suspension and brakes

Back suspension Semi-dependent, spring
Front brakes Disc
Front suspension Independent, spring
Rear brakes drum

General information

Car class M
Country Malaysia
Number of doors 5
Steering wheel position Left

Engine Modifications

Engine Engine Code Type Power Transmission Drive Type
1.6 AT (126 hp) - - л.с. - -
1.6 CVT (140 hp) - - л.с. - -
1.6 MT (126 hp) - - л.с. - -

Available engines

2
engines
3
modifications

Petrol

3 variants
1.6 L, 126 hp, petrol, automatic, front-wheel drive
Engine: CamPro CPS Body: Compactvan
1.6 AT (126 hp)
2009 – 2023
1.6 L, 126 hp, petrol, manual, front-wheel drive
Engine: CamPro CPS Body: Compactvan
1.6 MT (126 hp)
2009 – 2023
1.6 L, 140 hp, petrol, CVT, front-wheel drive
Engine: CamPro CFE Body: Compactvan
1.6 CVT (140 hp)
2009 – 2023