Mitsubishi ASX GLX (MT) vs Proton Saga Standard MT Comparison in Nepal 2026
Updated . Prices and specs from Nepal distributors where published.
PetrolASX GLX (MT)
- Engine
- 1998 cc
- Mileage
- 13.7 kmpl
- Boot
- 393 L
PetrolSaga Standard MT
- Engine
- 1499 cc
- Power
- 120 PS
- Mileage
- 18.5 kmpl
- Boot
- 420 L
The Mitsubishi ASX starts at Rs 79.5 lakh and the Proton Saga at Rs 42.99 lakh in Nepal, so the Proton Saga costs Rs 36.51 lakh less (85%). The Mitsubishi ASX returns about 13.7 kmpl and the Proton Saga about 18.5 kmpl. Engines are 1998 cc and 1499 cc. Figures on this page are for the Mitsubishi ASX GLX (MT) and the Proton Saga Standard MT.
Boot space is 393 litres in the Mitsubishi ASX and 420 litres in the Proton Saga.
What's different
Listed only on the Mitsubishi ASX: Hill Hold, Cruise Control, Reverse Camera.
Full specifications
Engine and performance
5 of 6 differ
Range, mileage and charging
2 of 2 differ
Brakes, suspension and tyres
All the same
Size, weight and space
5 of 6 differ
Ownership
1 of 1 differ
Features
12 of 13 differ
Prices and specifications come from the Nepal distributors and manufacturers where published. "Not listed" means we could not verify a figure yet. EV range is shown as WLTP or a WLTP-equivalent estimate, with the company claim and its test cycle beside it. Real range and mileage vary with roads, load and riding style.
Which suits you?
The Mitsubishi ASX may suit you if you often use rough or broken roads or you want a bigger engine.
The Proton Saga may suit you if you want to spend less or you want lower fuel bills.
The Mitsubishi ASX may suit you if
- You often use rough or broken roads
- You want a bigger engine
The Proton Saga may suit you if
- You want to spend less
- You want lower fuel bills
Try both on your daily route and talk to each service centre before you decide.
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Prices and more comparisons
For every trim and the latest price, see Mitsubishi ASX price in Nepal and Proton Saga price in Nepal. Browse by budget: Petrol cars under Rs 1 crore in Nepal.