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Does the Proton X50 have ISOFIX?

The Proton X50 is a sporty looking yet pretty capable family crossover SUV, but does it have ISOFIX childseat anchors? We'll find out here.

Buying a Car2 min read

The Proton X50 is the new crossover SUV kid on the block and also one of the flagship offerings from Proton Motors since their return to the South African market and the X50 being part of a global offensive. My colleague Sean Nurse had the vehicle on test and you can read the review here.

Related: Everything you need to know about the Proton X50

The cabin of the Proton X50 uses unique design elements with little touches of fine Malaysian detail. Ultimately, between this and the X70, another flagship SUV from Proton which Sean also had on review, the X50 is the more youthful of the two as it has more of a sportier look to it. The rear seat occupancy space is serviceable and accommodating. Overall, the cabin of the ProtonX50 is quite appealing. The boot space is on the smaller side with 330 litres of luggage capacity but it will suffice.

Ok, but does the Proton X50 have ISOFIX?

Yes indeed! The Proton X50 is fitted with ISOFIX child seat anchor points so your little munchkin can ride in style and safely at that. This further adds to the 5/5 star ASEAN Vehicle Safety rating. In case you didn't know, ISOFIX is a child seat safety system that's used to attach child/baby seats in a car by way of tethers instead of a seatbelt. It's a 3-point attachment system, with two lower points at the base of the seat and one in the centre behind the seat or on top. It's good practice to take your baby seat of choice with you to the dealership to test fit before you buy the car. If you're keen on a Proton X50 after reading this article, search AutoTrader for the latest used and new offerings. If you want to sell your current car quick and easy, consider trying out our Instant Offer tool.

 

Author - Tayedza Mbiri

Written by Tayedza Mbiri

Starting his petrol-infused passion at a ripe young age playing a plethora of racing video games, Taye has been into the motoring industry for years. During his university years studying Law, he dipped his toes into motoring photography, videography, and exploring what Southern Africa has to offer for the motoring scene at large. Most recently, he presented a YouTube series for a famous Japanese manufacturer and now finds himself fresh on the AutoTrader content creation team. He hopes to own a 90s Subaru one day soon. Read more

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