Reader Mun Wai sent in these spyshots of a convoy of Proton vehicles. There were a few Proton Savvys escorting a Proton Satria Replacement Model. From this photo, you can have a look at the size comparison between a Proton Savvy and a Satria Replacement Model. You’ll also notice a very nice white Proton Savvy. I wonder if Proton will be offering this new colour soon?
This is a left-hand drive Proton Savvy being tested on the same roads. Could Proton be testing for the left-hand drive China market? Or perhaps the US market. I think the previous is more likely.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express frustration with Proton's quality, design, and marketing strategies, especially regarding the Proton Satria Neo and Savvy models. Many suggest Proton should focus on developing new, technologically advanced cars rather than outdated or poorly designed models. There's skepticism about Proton’s efforts in the international market, particularly the left-hand drive version for Taiwan, and doubts about their success compared to competitors like Hyundai. Some comments praise certain models’ solid build quality, but overall there’s disappointment with the company's slow innovation, testing delays, and the political and economic impact of protecting local automakers under NAP. Many encourage Proton to improve quality, reduce reliance on protective policies, and release new models promptly instead of hyping test cars.