Proton has just sent over a PDF document explaining the EMAS Concepts a little. The text goes a little more in depth into the design language. It’s an interesting read if you just can’t get enough of the EMAS triplets. If we’re lucky, Proton will probably showcase then at the KLIMS the end of this year alongside some other interesting stuff. Then both you and I will get to see it in flesh. But for now, enjoy the text and remember to click the ‘fullscreen’ button for easier reading, or download it for offline use.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments highlight excitement and optimism about Proton’s EMAS concept car, praising its innovative design and European influence, with some comparing it to Smart cars. Many hope it will soon reach production, ideally within 2–3 years, though some express concern about potential delays or changes. Enthusiasts appreciate its hybrid technology, mobility, and styling, seeing it as a step forward for Proton in the global market. Criticisms include doubts about Proton's reliability, build quality, and after-sales service, as well as skepticism about whether the design suits Malaysian conditions. Overall, the sentiment is supportive, with high hopes for Proton to advance into greener, more competitive automotive markets, despite concerns over execution, cost, and technical challenges.